Toghether vs. Together: The Correct Spellings

The correct spelling of the word is "together," not "toghether." The incorrect version, "toghether," adds an unnecessary 'h,' which leads to the misspelling. In the correct version, "together," the word is simply spelled as "to-gether."

For an easy trick to remember the correct spelling, think of the word as two separate syllables: "to" and "gether." There's no extra 'h' in "gether," so remember that "together" is spelled without the unnecessary 'h.'

The term "together" has Old English roots, derived from the words "to" and "gædere," meaning "in a gathered manner." Over time, the word evolved into the modern English term "together," which has various contextual uses but fundamentally refers to unity or being in close association.

There are derivative phrases and idioms like "get together," "come together," and "pull together," which use "together" as a foundational element, but the word itself does not have varying forms like verbs do.

Incorrect: We need to stay toghether to avoid getting lost.

Correct: We need to stay together to avoid getting lost.

Incorrect: Cooking toghether can be a fun activity.

Correct: Cooking together can be a fun activity.

Incorrect: The team celebrated their victory toghether.

Correct: The team celebrated their victory together.

Incorrect: They planned their vacation toghether.

Correct: They planned their vacation together.

Incorrect: Let's work toghether on this project.

Correct: Let's work together on this project.

In close proximity to one another

In harmony or unity

In cooperation or in partnership with someone

At the same time

Without intermission or interruption

In or into a single group, mass, or place

In or into contact

In association with or in relationship to one another; mutually or reciprocally

By joint or cooperative effort

Regarded collectively; in total

In or into a unified structure or arrangement

Simultaneously

In harmony or accord

(Informal) Into an effective, coherent condition

Emotionally stable and effective in performance

In tune with what is going on; hip.

At the same time, in the same place; in close association or proximity.

Into one place; into a single thing; combined.

In a relationship or partnership, for example a business relationship or a romantic partnership.

Without intermission or interruption; continuously; uninterruptedly.

(colloquial) Coherent; well organized.

In company or association with respect to place or time; as, to live together in one house; to live together in the same age; they walked together to the town.

In or into union; into junction; as, to sew, knit, or fasten two things together; to mix things together.

In concert; with mutual coöperation; as, the allies made war upon France together.

mentally and emotionally stable;

in conjunction with; combined;

in contact with each other;

assembled in one place;

in each other's company;

at the same time;

with cooperation and interchange;

with a common plan;

We always have more fun when we're together.

You need to keep the pieces together in the box.

They put their heads together to solve the problem.

Let's stick together through thick and thin.

The couple decided to move in together.

They sang together at the top of their lungs.

The community worked together to clean up the park.

The twins do everything together.

They grew up together in the same neighborhood.

Working together makes the task easier.

The family comes together for dinner every night.

The project brought together experts from different fields.

She tied the ends of the string together.

They huddled together to stay warm.

Friends who travel together, stay together.

We need to fit all the pieces together to complete the puzzle.

The ingredients must be mixed together thoroughly.

They stood together against the challenge.

The festival brought everyone together in celebration.

Let's get together for coffee next week.

Pulling together, the team managed to meet the deadline.

Keep your receipts together for the return.

The band came together for a reunion tour.

They put their differences aside and worked together.

Let's walk together along the beach.

To work cooperatively.

To gather; to unite for a common purpose.

To maintain cohesion or unity.

To organize oneself or one's thoughts; to regain control or composure.

To remain united or supportive of each other.

Everyone or everything in one place or group.

To assemble; to create something by joining or combining parts.

To match or harmonize well.

To remain in a close relationship or friendship indefinitely.

In addition to; along with.

To connect or link in a logical or coherent way.

To make or assemble something quickly and with little preparation.

To come into place; to happen successfully without apparent effort.

To unite for a common cause or purpose.

To collaborate or cooperate.

To figure out something by considering all of its separate parts.

To join closely and firmly, as if by knitting.

To be compatible or work well together.

To cohabit; to share a living space as a couple without being married.

To bring or come together in a group.

While there are phrases and idioms that use "together," the word itself does not have varying forms like verbs do.

The correct spelling is "together," and "toghether" is incorrect.

"Together" is an adverb that describes an action being done in unity or close association.

"Toghether" is incorrect because it adds an unnecessary 'h,' deviating from the correct spelling, which is "together."

"Together" can be used in a sentence like: "We completed the project together."

The term "together" is commonly used in contexts that refer to unity, partnership, or close association among people or things.

The word "together" originates from Old English, from the words "to" and "gædere," meaning "in a gathered manner."

Remember the word as two syllables: "to" and "gether," without an extra 'h.'

The opposite of "together" would be "apart" or "separately," indicating a lack of unity or close association.

Yes, some synonyms for "together" include "collectively," "jointly," "in unison," and "as one."