assembled

[əˈsɛmbəld]

assembled Definition

• 1. gathered together in one place for a common purpose
• 2. put together or constructed from various parts

Using assembled: Examples

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

• Example

  The team assembled in the conference room for the meeting.

• Example

  He assembled the bookshelf using the instructions.

• Example

  The car was assembled in Japan and shipped to the United States.

assembled Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for assembled

• gathered
• collected
• congregated
• built
• constructed

Antonyms for assembled

• disassembled
• dismantled
• scattered

Phrases with assembled

• assemble a team

  to gather a group of people for a specific purpose, usually related to work or a project

  Example

  We need to assemble a team to work on this project.

• assemble a puzzle

  to put together a puzzle by fitting the pieces into their correct positions

  Example

  She spent hours assembling the puzzle, but it was worth it when she finally finished it.

• assemble a meal

  to put together a meal by combining different ingredients or dishes

  Example

  We decided to assemble a meal from the different dishes we had leftover in the fridge.

Origins of assembled

from Old French 'assemblee', meaning 'a gathering'

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Summary: assembled in Brief

The term 'assembled' [əˈsɛmbəld] can refer to people gathered together for a common purpose, as in 'The team assembled in the conference room for the meeting.' It can also mean something put together or constructed from various parts, such as 'He assembled the bookshelf using the instructions.' 'Assembled' extends into phrases like 'assemble a team,' 'assemble a puzzle,' and 'assemble a meal,' denoting the act of gathering or putting together.