Together

Together is an English word used primarily as an adverb and as part of adjective phrases to indicate unity, joint action, or proximity. As an adverb, it describes actions done in concert with others: for example, “work together” or “come together.” As an adjective or part of a noun phrase, it can describe states of unity or closeness, such as “a joint effort” or “staying together.” The term is frequently combined with other words to express cooperative meaning, including phrases like “pulling together” or “stick together.”

In social and political contexts, togetherness is associated with teamwork, solidarity, and communal responsibility. In linguistics and psychology, studies of group dynamics examine how shared goals, social bonds, and coordinated behavior influence outcomes when people act together.

In culture and media, the word Together has been used as a title for numerous works across music, film, and television. The recurring use of this title tends to signal themes of unity, collaboration, or resilience in the face of challenge. Because of its broad applicability, many distinct works share the same name, making disambiguation common for this term.

Related concepts include togetherness, unity, cooperation, and solidarity. For readers seeking a list of specific works or uses titled “Together,” a disambiguation resource is typically consulted.