Narrowly
Together
Together adverb - With everyone or everything taken into account at the same time.
Usage example: together, the properties are worth more than five million
Nearby Word: togetherness
Both words in one sentence
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Narrowly averted in one Archie comic (seen here): Betty's father finds out that she and Archie are at a motel together, and walks in on them when Betty is wearing nothing but a blanket.
Source: Shotgun Wedding - Eventually provides a subversion in that the Democratic candidate who eventually manages to knock enough heads together to get themselves nominated ends up rallying and winning the election, albeit narrowly.
Source: We ARE Struggling Together - In the end, he is only narrowly defeated by a last desperate plan the Avengers put together.
Source: Fan Fic / My Little Avengers
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