garnered

Meanings

• verb

  to gather or collect something, especially something valuable or in large quantities

  - "They garnered a great deal of experience during their travels."
  - "The team garnered several awards for their achievements."

• verb

  to gain or earn something, especially recognition or approval

  - "The author garnered critical acclaim for her latest novel."
  - "The student garnered praise from her teacher for her excellent performance."

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Synonyms

gain , reap

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with garnered
arned , urned , turned

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Variants

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garner , garnered , garnering , garners

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Forms

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garnered (past tense and past participle of gather)

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Etymology

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From Old French garnir ‘equip, provide with, furnish’, from garnir, garni ‘equipped, provided with, adorned’, from garn ‘ornament, decoration’. Related to garniture ‘equipment, furnishings, provisions, supplies’.

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Trivia

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1. The term 'garnered' has been used in the title of several works of literature, including a novel by John Galsworthy and a collection of poems by Robert Frost.

2. The word 'garnered' is also used in the context of politics, where it refers to the process of securing support or endorsements for a political candidate or issue.

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Related Concepts

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1. collection: The act of gathering or amassing items, often of a particular type or value.

2. accumulation: The gradual increase or growth of something, often in size or value.

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Culture

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In literature, 'garnered' is often used metaphorically to describe the collection of knowledge or experiences. In art, it can refer to the gathering of materials or inspiration. In music, it can describe the process of recording or compiling songs.

How to Memorize "garnered"

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2. associate
   

   - Associate the word 'garnered' with the idea of collecting or gathering. Think of a person collecting stamps, coins, or other items.

3. mnemonics
   

   - Create a sentence using the word 'garnered' in context: 'The farmer garnered a bountiful harvest from his fields this year.'

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