togetherness

Converse of object

• feel: The First Jump: I feel a great togetherness on the plane, there's 9 of us on the plane.
• mean: For us time sharing meant togetherness, a chip was a piece of wood or fried potato.
• have: He has a great togetherness and team spirit going.
• enjoy: On Thursday, 27th November we will enjoy the togetherness and joy of our annual congregational dinner in the Palace Hotel.
• show: The way they were defending for their lives ( in the second half ) shows togetherness.
• generate: Local arts groups provide opportunities for social networking which help to generate a real social togetherness.

Preposition: for

• sake: They try to keep up an appearance of togetherness for the sake of his career.

Adjective modifier

• virtual: In fact, virtual togetherness has many variations, not all of them living up to the value-laden name of community.
• great: The First Jump: I feel a great togetherness on the plane, there's 9 of us on the plane.
• social: It is simply felt that " social togetherness " takes the " edge " off of the reason why we are all there.
• human: Game of Chants is a game of destiny played with a sense of inner peace, awareness of natural ecology and human togetherness.
• eternal: The composition is riddled with pairs: lamps, cupboard doors and bed frames act as coupled shapes, insinuating an eternal togetherness.
• musical: The result for the group was general embarrassment and acute unease, which interfered with the musical togetherness.

Noun used with modifier

• family: IRC can keep you company when you can't sleep, contribute to family togetherness and cut your phone bill.
• community: There was a great feeling of camaraderie and community togetherness during the evening.