assemble

/əˈsɛmbl̩/verb

To fit parts together into a whole, or to gather in one place.

Example sentences

“It took us an hour to assemble the bookshelf.”
“The students assembled in the courtyard for the announcement.”

The flat-pack furniture phrase "some assembly required" has become a joke about anything needing extra work. Opposite: disassemble.

Related words

assertiveConfident and direct in expressing opinions or claiming one's rights, without being aggressive.aspireTo aim for or eagerly wish to achieve a goal.assiduousShowing steady, careful effort; diligent and persistent in one's work.aspirationA strong hope or longing to achieve something, especially a lofty goal.assignmentThe act of handing out a job or duties, or the task that is given.ashamedFeeling embarrassment or guilt about something one has done or is.