ganging in English

verb

1

(of a number of people) form a group or gang.

the smaller supermarket chains are ganging together to beat the big boys

synonyms: conspire, cooperate, collude, work together, act together, combine, join forces, team up, get together, unite, ally

2

arrange (electrical devices or machines) together to work in coordination.

As mentioned earlier, ganging storage devices together as a striped storage pool can greatly enhance performance.

3

go; proceed.

gang to your bed, lass

verb

• conspire, cooperate, collude, work together, act together, combine, join forces, team up, get together, unite, ally
• gang up

Use "ganging" in a sentence

1. Are you two ganging up on me?

2. She feels that everyone's ganging up against her.

3. All your recurrent fears of the world ganging up on you came to the surface, and you ran away.

4. ‘Cliques can be bad, when Cliques start ganging up on other Cliques, making mountains into molehills.’ ‘It was found that certain Cliques of countries within the same geographic region, like Greece and Cyprus, are likely to vote similarly.’

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