Foregather
verb
To gather or meet together, especially with a common purpose.
Members of the family foregathered at the ancestral home to discuss the will.

Often appears as...
- foregather for a meeting
- foregather at place
verb
To gather or meet together, especially with a common purpose.
Members of the family foregathered at the ancestral home to discuss the will.

Often appears as...
- foregather for a meeting
- foregather at place
Definition 1 of 1

Group Intent
Use 'foregather' when people meet for a shared purpose or goal.

Activists foregather to strategize for the upcoming protest.
Planned Event
'Foregather' implies a sense of planning, less spontaneous than 'meet up'.

Scholars will foregather at the conference on renewable energy.
Formality Level
'Foregather' is formal and not commonly used in casual conversation.

The board members will foregather to appoint a new CEO.
Group Intent
Use 'foregather' when people meet for a shared purpose or goal.

Activists foregather to strategize for the upcoming protest.
Planned Event
'Foregather' implies a sense of planning, less spontaneous than 'meet up'.

Scholars will foregather at the conference on renewable energy.
Formality Level
'Foregather' is formal and not commonly used in casual conversation.

The board members will foregather to appoint a new CEO.
Group Intent
Use 'foregather' when people meet for a shared purpose or goal.

Activists foregather to strategize for the upcoming protest.
Planned Event
'Foregather' implies a sense of planning, less spontaneous than 'meet up'.

Scholars will foregather at the conference on renewable energy.
Formality Level
'Foregather' is formal and not commonly used in casual conversation.

The board members will foregather to appoint a new CEO.
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