together with

1. In the company of; also, in addition to. For example, He arrived at the theater together with his girlfriend, or The lawyer found the will, together with other papers, in the murdered man's files. [Late 1400s] For a synonym, see along with.

Example Sentences

"Only together with our partners can we stop the Russian terror in the sky," Havryliuk said.

From BBC

While is an 18th and 19th-Century northern English verb meaning to scrape, rake, or pull together with the hands.

From BBC

He adds: "We were told we were guests. However, when I was taken to court, I had my ankles and hands cuffed together with murderers and rapists."

From BBC

“It really is quite something how people enjoy the time together with people from all over the world. ... You find yourself welling up for an athlete in a sport you’ve never thought about.”

From Los Angeles Times

You can add other vegetables like diced peppers, onions or corn; for a creamy aspect, add some avocado, and toss together with fresh cilantro, lime and a simple vinaigrette.

From Salon

Related Words

• again 
• further 
• likewise 
• more 
• still 
• too