Synonyms for Assemblages:

• n.

  •collections (noun)
  • groups,
  • collections,
  • Societies,
  • sets,
  • leagues,
  • assortments,
  • coalitions,
  • unions,
  • Bodies,
  • salads,
  • complements,
  • blocs,
  • formations,
  • Assemblies,
  • federations,
  • mixes,
  • stews,
  • partnerships,
  • colleges,
  • bands,
  • corpses,
  • councils,
  • Medleys,
  • bunches.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • batches,
  • concourses,
  • CREWS,
  • confluences,
  • congregations,
  • suites,
  • throngs,
  • accretions,
  • lots,
  • MOBS,
  • piles,
  • heaps,
  • Rallies,
  • clusters,
  • accruals,
  • Compendiums,
  • convocations,
  • crowds,
  • repertories,
  • multitudes,
  • coveys,
  • Companies,
  • gangs,
  • audiences,
  • build-ups,
  • assemblage,
  • knots,
  • accumulations,
  • aggregates,
  • meetings,
  • agglomerations,
  • Communities,
  • Bevies,
  • aggregations,
  • troops,
  • appeals,
  • packs,
  • ensembles,
  • gatherings,
  • conventions,
  • solicitations,
  • fabrications,
  • musters,
  • anthologies.

Paraphrases for Assemblages:

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, plural
    groupings, groups.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, plural
    ensembles, combinations, stands, Communities.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    joints.
  • Noun, plural
    battlegroups, groupes, conglomerates, packages, arrangements, datasets, Associations, clusters, collections, baskets, regroupings, organisations, gatherings, Constituencies, groves, memberships, consolidations, settlements, realizations, habitations, alliances, mergers, consortiums, congregations, aggregates, aggregations, coalitions, panels, collectives, stacks, complexes, blocs, Beds, formations, suites, affiliations, gangs, Societies, couplings, guilds, estates, bundles, arrays, sets, Forests, Populations, circles, pools, NODES, connectors, plots, Patches, kits, pockets, unions, Trees, joints.

• Other Related

  • Noun, plural
    connections.

Assemblages Sentence Examples:

• It was a school: but the company looked fitter for the stiff assemblages of ceremony that should be twenty years later in their lives.

• The more general assemblages of clubs, teas, and receptions are so incorporated into the social system that no one could cancel these if he would, nor would he if he could.

Homophones for Assemblages:

• accomplice, accomplish.