Group
Group verb - To bring together in one body or place.
Usage example: group the kids together and we'll see who's missing
How words are described
| popular | popular group | popular raise |
| small | small group | small raise |
| massive | massive group | massive raise |
| large | large group | large raise |
| Other adjectives: big, huge, bad, new, major. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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The other Christian leaders become fearful that the Order might raise an entire army of Wolfbreed instead of a group of commandos and use it against them.
Source: Literature / Wolf Breed - In Final Fantasy Tactics A2, one quest early in the game involves donating money to a monster's rights group, aiming to raise awareness of monsters that are endangered due to overhunting.
Source: Animal Wrongs Group - Daphnis was the son of a Sicilian nymph who abandoned him when he was a baby, leaving a group of caring shepherds to raise him.
Source: Literature / Gives Light
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