noun
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a big family get-together
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Shana's picture won first prize, so we had a little get-together to celebrate.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Clinton has hosted about two-dozen small get-togethers since the start of the year.
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Even a horrific rape committed within earshot of a big family get-together was ignored.
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Hanging in the corner is a portrait of Leiser whimsically scribbled by Picasso during a get-together in 1961.
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Miss Ratched, as most of you know, called this get-together .
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The suspicions of some are also aroused by weekend get-togethers of Volunteers working in widely dispersed communities.
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They go to all these get-togethers.
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This get-together was unusual for its agenda: tactics for eliminating political opponents.
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Yet, at his televised July 14 get-togethers with journalists in 1997, 1998 and 1999, Chirac categorically rejected the idea.