amass

Part of Speech - definition - example used in a sentence 1. (verb) To collect into a mass or pile;gather 2. (verb) To gather for oneself; collect as one's own "I amassed the wood for my fire." 3. (verb) To come together, assemble.

Antonyms: disburse disperse dissipate dole spend divide scatter dissassemble

Synonyms: accumulate assemble aggregate collect compile clean up

Related Words: **//a-mass-ment, a-mass-er, a-mass-a-ble //**

Phrases: //To amass a huge amount of money Crowds amassing for the parade//

Images: I chose this picture becuase one of the phrases is to amass a huge amount of money [] I used this picture of a pile of money because one of the definitions of amass is to collect in a mass or pile

I chose this picture of people walking together because one of the definitions is to come together, assemble.



I chose this picture of a pile of papers because a definition is to collecet into amass or pile. []