What is another word for assemble
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assemble
/əˈsɛmbəl/
To gather or bring together in one place for a common purpose.
Antonyms of assemble
Verbs
Strongest matches:
- disassemble
- dismantle
- disband
- scatter
- disperse
- disorganize
Weak matches:
- separate
- disarrange
- disrupt
Synonyms
gather, collect, convene, congregate, muster, rally, bring together, accumulate, amass, group, compile, convoke, mobilize
Usage examples:
1. The team began to assemble the complex machinery early in the morning.
2. We need to assemble all the documents before the meeting starts.
3. Children love to assemble puzzles during their free time.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the direct antonym of 'assemble'?
The direct antonym of 'assemble' is 'disassemble' or 'dismantle.' While 'assemble' refers to the act of putting components together to build or create something, 'disassemble' or 'dismantle' means taking something apart.
Can 'scatter' be considered an antonym of 'assemble'?
Yes, 'scatter' can be considered an antonym of 'assemble' in contexts where 'assemble' means to gather or bring together. 'Scatter' implies dispersing or spreading out, which is the opposite of gathering together.
Is 'disperse' a suitable antonym for 'assemble' in all contexts?
'Disperse' is a suitable antonym for 'assemble' when 'assemble' is used in the context of gathering people or items. However, if 'assemble' is used in the context of constructing or building something, 'disassemble' or 'dismantle' would be more appropriate antonyms.
What antonym would you use for 'assemble' in a digital context, such as compiling data?
In a digital or data context, the antonym for 'assemble' could be 'decompile' or 'disaggregate.' 'Decompile' refers to breaking down a compiled set of code into a more understandable format, and 'disaggregate' means separating data into smaller parts, which is the opposite of compiling or assembling data.