Group and Stack

Group

Group verb - To bring together in one body or place.

Usage example: group the kids together and we'll see who's missing

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Stack and group are semantically related in thing topic. In some cases you can use "Stack" instead the word "Group" as a noun or a verb, when it comes to topics like cluster.

Nearby Words: grouping, grouped, groupment

Stack

Stack verb - To lay or throw on top of one another.

Usage example: stacked the split logs by the house

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Group and stack are semantically related in thing topic. Sometimes you can use "Group" instead the word "Stack" as a noun or a verb, if it concerns topics such as cluster.

Nearby Words: stacked, stacker, stacking

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Related pairs

How words are described

musical	musical group	musical stack
full	full group	full stack
separate	separate group	separate stack
single	single group	single stack
Other adjectives: small, entire, massive, large, huge, new, larger, random, next, smaller, local, eponymous.

Common collocations

bunch	group bunch	stack bunch
times	group times	stack times
books	group books	stack books

Both words in one sentence

In the cartoon, not only does Peter disturb a group of pigeons just by walking past them (they get scared of his shadow) but he is also thrown into a stack of cages holding them.

Source: Western Animation / The Spectacular Spider-Man
Particularly noticeable in "Hell Raised" where the bosses love to stack damage-over-time effects that must be cleansed off of the group.

Source: Video Game / The Secret World
In Wayne's World 2, Wayne encounters a group of people whose sole purpose is to stack watermelons in the street, and a pair who walk back and forth with a huge pane of glass.

Source: Sheet of Glass