Join and March

Join

Join verb - To be adjacent to.
Usage example: the condo complex joins the golf course

March and join are semantically related. in touch topic. In some cases you can use "March" instead a verb "Join".

Nearby Words: joined, joining

March

March verb - To move along with a steady regular step especially in a group.

Join and march are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Join" instead a verb "March".

Nearby Words: marched, marching

How words are described

old old join old march
best best join best march
original original join original march
big big join big march
Other adjectives: famous, last.

Common collocations

unit join unit march unit
group join group march group
turn join turn march turn
team join team march team
Other words: army, forces.

Both words in one sentence

  • Also the rich people organize a "Rich Pride" march and, upon passing by Chef, they assume he is rich and asks if he would join them.
  • Film / Hairspray Poor Communication Kills: When Link doesn't want to join in the march for fear of ruining his career.
  • Video Game / Kingdom of Loathing After you start a war between the Frat Boys and the Hippies, the two armies march out to the battlefield and...just stand there doing nothing indefinitely, until you decide to join the fight.
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