garnering

[gahr-ner-ing]

garnering Definition

• 1. to gather or collect something, especially information or support
• 2. to acquire or earn something through effort

Using garnering: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "garnering" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The company is garnering support for its new product.

• Example

  The politician is garnering votes for the upcoming election.

• Example

  She has been garnering praise for her performance in the play.

garnering Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for garnering

• collect
• gather
• accumulate
• amass
• harvest

Antonyms for garnering

• distribute
• disperse
• scatter

Phrases with garnering

• garner attention

  to attract or receive a lot of attention

  Example

  The new movie has garnered a lot of attention from critics.

• garner support

  to gather or collect support from others

  Example

  The charity organization is trying to garner support for its cause.

• garner interest

  to attract or generate interest

  Example

  The new museum exhibit has garnered a lot of interest from visitors.

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Summary: garnering in Brief

The verb 'garnering' [gahr-ner-ing] means to gather or collect something, especially information or support. It can also mean to acquire or earn something through effort. Examples include 'The company is garnering support for its new product' and 'She has been garnering praise for her performance in the play.' Phrases include 'garner attention,' 'garner support,' and 'garner interest.'