togetherlike

English

Alternative forms

• together-like

Etymology

From together +‎ -like. Compare togetherly.

Adverb

togetherlike (comparative more togetherlike, superlative most togetherlike)

1. (informal) In such a way as to indicate closeness or togetherness.
   • 1872, The Bankers' Magazine - Volume 32 - Page 766:

     I can read, too, but I'm so little used that the letters somehow gets jumbled together-like, and I can't make nothink on 'em.

   • 1921, Lloyd Osbourne, Wild Justice: Stories of the South Seas - Page 206:

     "Friends," he said," and mates, and respected genelmen hall, we are here, two and three gathered togetherlike, for the purpose of horganizing a Band of 'Ope."