Definition for Assemblage:

• A collection of persons or things.

Synonyms for Assemblage:

• n.

  •
  • bale.
  •
  • collect,
  • background,
  • art,
  • canon,
  • mass.
  •
  • develop,
  • development,
  • muster.
  •accumulation (noun)
  • accumulation.
  •aggregate (noun)
  • gross,
  • sum,
  • whole shooting match,
  • the work,
  • whole enchilada,
  • whole ball wax,
  • whole ball of wax,
  • whole schmears,
  • whole schmear,
  • whole enchiladas,
  • whole shooting matches.
  •aggregation (noun)
  • aggregation.
  •artifact (noun)
  • hookup,
  • assemblage.
  •assemblage (noun)
  • assembly,
  • collection,
  • gathering.
  •assembled group, especially concerned with church-going (noun)
  • congregation.
  •assembly (noun)
  • association.
  •audience (noun)
  • hearer,
  • listener,
  • showgoer,
  • moviegoer,
  • theatergoers,
  • theatergoer,
  • playgoer,
  • playgoers,
  • hearers,
  • moviegoers,
  • showgoers.
  •bunch (noun)
  • caboodle,
  • sheaf,
  • shebangs,
  • shebang,
  • shooting match,
  • messes,
  • Sheaves,
  • caboodles,
  • be-vies,
  • be vies,
  • shooting matches.
  •celebratory meeting (noun)
  • rally.
  •collection (noun)
  • federation,
  • omnium-gatherum,
  • formation,
  • mix,
  • salad,
  • stew,
  • bloc,
  • medley,
  • partnership,
  • corps,
  • council,
  • assortment,
  • college.
  •collection of something (noun)
  • bunch.
  •coming together (noun)
  • confluence.
  •company (noun)
  • out-fit,
  • out fit,
  • retinue,
  • out fits,
  • out-fits.
  •concourse (noun)
  • concursion.
  •conference (noun)
  • convention.
  •congregation (noun)
  • parishioners,
  • laity,
  • churchgoer,
  • parishioner,
  • churchgoers.
  •connection (noun)
  • junction.
  •convention (noun)
  • de legations,
  • de legation,
  • re presentative,
  • de-legation,
  • de legates,
  • de-legates,
  • de-legations,
  • de-legate,
  • re-presentative,
  • de legate.
  •crowd, group (noun)
  • concourse.
  •crowd of people (noun)
  • company.
  •ensemble (noun)
  • quintet,
  • quartet,
  • choirs,
  • quartets,
  • octet,
  • octets,
  • quintets,
  • sextet,
  • sextets,
  • choir.
  •fabrication (noun)
  • erection,
  • pro-ducts,
  • pro-duct,
  • product,
  • pro ducts,
  • pro duct,
  • erections.
  •gang (noun)
  • gang,
  • combos,
  • tribe,
  • combo.
  •gathering room (noun)
  • salon.
  •gob (noun)
  • jumb.
  •group, assortment (noun)
  • set.
  •group, bunch (noun)
  • pack.
  •group assembling for event (noun)
  • turnout.
  •group observing an entertainment or sporting event (noun)
  • audience.
  •group of same objects (noun)
  • batch.
  •group working together (noun)
  • crew.
  •heap (noun)
  • a lots,
  • de posits,
  • de-posits,
  • de-posit,
  • passel,
  • million,
  • pro fusion,
  • de posit,
  • mountains,
  • Jillion,
  • pro-fusion,
  • great deal,
  • ton,
  • slew,
  • great deals,
  • multiplicity,
  • pro fusions,
  • tons,
  • ream,
  • pro-fusions,
  • scad.
  •heap, collection (noun)
  • pile.
  •herd (noun)
  • gaggles,
  • gaggle.
  •parliament (noun)
  • senates,
  • senate.
  •pile (noun)
  • stack,
  • piles.
  •pile, accumulation (noun)
  • heap.
  •rally (noun)
  • pep rallies,
  • mass meetings,
  • pow-wows,
  • pep rally,
  • pow wows,
  • pow wow,
  • pow-wow.
  •salon (noun)
  • showrooms,
  • showroom.
  •scad (noun)
  • scads.
  •set (noun)
  • rat packs,
  • rat pack.
  •something manufactured (noun)
  • fabrication.
  •throng (noun)
  • throngs.
  •trillion (noun)
  • trillion.
  •troop (noun)
  • servicemen,
  • troop,
  • fighting mens,
  • fighting men,
  • MENS,
  • servicemens.
  •troop/troops (noun)
  • troopers,
  • service personnel,
  • fighting force,
  • fighting forces,
  • soldieries,
  • trooper,
  • service personnels,
  • soldiery.
  •unit (noun)
  • Ones.
  •whole (noun)
  • hook line and sinkers,
  • whole,
  • hook line sinkers,
  • Collectivity,
  • lock stock and barrel,
  • whole shebang,
  • lock stock barrel,
  • whole nine yards,
  • organisms,
  • integrals,
  • lock stock barrels,
  • hook line and sinker,
  • hook line sinker,
  • collectivities,
  • whole nine yard,
  • lock stock and barrels,
  • whole shebangs.

• v.

  •attendance (verb)
  • assemblied,
  • gatheringed,
  • congregationing,
  • audiencing,
  • assemblying,
  • congregationed,
  • witnessessed,
  • patronsed,
  • boxes office,
  • witnessesses,
  • gatheringing,
  • boxing office,
  • observerses,
  • turnouted,
  • witnessessing,
  • patronsing,
  • observersed,
  • boxed office,
  • turnouting,
  • spectatorsed,
  • onlookersed,
  • spectatorses,
  • observersing,
  • publicking,
  • publicked,
  • witnesseses,
  • audienced,
  • onlookerses,
  • patronses,
  • spectatorsing,
  • onlookersing.
  •gathering of people (verb)
  • convergence,
  • group,
  • throng.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • arsenal,
  • Cumulation,
  • registry,
  • scrum,
  • cache,
  • mass meeting,
  • period piece,
  • galaxy,
  • grab bag,
  • back catalog,
  • conglomeration,
  • chef-d'oeuvre,
  • objet d'art,
  • magnum opus,
  • pix,
  • subset,
  • variety,
  • nexus,
  • rabble,
  • building,
  • underpin,
  • oeuvre,
  • age group,
  • creation,
  • storehouse,
  • work of art,
  • structural,
  • the silent majority,
  • fortification,
  • redevelop,
  • masterwork,
  • melee,
  • multitude,
  • sector,
  • miscellany,
  • horde,
  • agglomeration,
  • huddle,
  • masterpiece,
  • sampler,
  • fine art,
  • smorgasbord,
  • Amassment,
  • stash,
  • corpus,
  • writing,
  • mother lode,
  • welter,
  • survival kit.
  •
  • gear,
  • hoard,
  • reinforce,
  • sphere,
  • treasury,
  • imagery,
  • store,
  • storage,
  • portfolio,
  • foreground,
  • harvest,
  • swarm,
  • crop,
  • diaspora,
  • paraphernalia,
  • meeting,
  • masonry,
  • compilation,
  • kit,
  • composition,
  • element,
  • artwork,
  • stockpile,
  • crush,
  • conclave,
  • pointing,
  • construction,
  • cluster,
  • package deal,
  • roofing,
  • ensemble,
  • system,
  • congeries.
  •
  • lay,
  • reserve,
  • legion,
  • get together,
  • room,
  • table,
  • OP,
  • image,
  • array,
  • congress,
  • opus,
  • press.
  •
  • sweep,
  • quarter,
  • bundle,
  • section,
  • wave.
  •
  • piece,
  • stock,
  • reconstruction,
  • display.
  •
  • picture,
  • book.
  •
  • work.
  •attendance
  • Companying,
  • Housed,
  • Gated,
  • Companied,
  • gating.

Paraphrases for Assemblage:

• Independent

  • Noun, singular or mass
    gathering, patchwork, collection, arrangement, stack, rally, aggregation, coupling.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    assembling.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    assembling, compilation.

Antonyms for Assemblage:

• n.

  • Other antonyms:
    litter, jumble, unit, pile, loneliness, entity, ragbag, solitude, privacy, seclusion, retirement, single, dispersion, item, clutter, heap.

• v.

  • gathering of people
    scattering, dispersal.

Assemblage Sentence Examples:

• With gracious words the King lifted her up, and there before that vast assemblage of nobles he made her the equal of a count in rank, appointed a household and officers for her according to her dignity, and begged her to name some wish which he could fulfil.

• 120. " It contains a greater assemblage of sublime ideas, of bold and daring figures, than is perhaps any where to be met with."

Homophones for Assemblage:

• accomplish, accomplice.

Hypernym for Assemblage:

• n.

  • group
    form, quartette, multitude, septet, fair, bevy, threesome, room, eightsome, sextette, foursome, pair, gang, quintette, octet, retinue, concourse, wine tasting, social affair, grade, septette, entourage, community, rally, cast of characters, year, camp, building, covey, crowd, municipality, convocation, class, trio, dramatis personae, meeting, octette, bunch, table, cortege, Group Meeting, assembly, turnout, rave-up, quorum, rap group, sixsome, trinity, course, sevensome, carload, commune, contingent, fivesome, quartet, cast, suite, throng, sextet, floor, quintet, mass meeting, audience, triad, crew, social gathering, muster.

Hyponym for Assemblage:

• n.

  • artifact
    system.
  • group
    social group.