Other Word Forms
- interbanded adjective
- unbanded adjective
Etymology
Origin of banded
Example Sentences
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At home in Oregon, a group of Portlanders doubled down on the viral fame and banded together to form "Operation Inflation", which collects and distributes inflatable costumes to protesters.
From BBC
With this approach, scientists can begin charting atmospheric differences across many exoplanets observable by JWST, much as ground-based telescopes once documented Jupiter's Great Red Spot and its banded clouds.
From Science Daily
On the other hand are the kids we care about, the outsiders, banded together in unpopularity.
From Los Angeles Times
Everyone, from parents to classmates to alumni, banded together to help those affected by the fire.
From Los Angeles Times
Only one trophy winner in the names being banded about.
From BBC
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