Synonyms for assembled
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1. List of paraphrases for "assembled":

   gathered, mounted, collected, fitted, compiled, installed, grouped, met

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1. Chris Mosier:

   It is clear this policy is a direct response to pressure surrounding a current athlete competing in the The NCAA, it is disappointing to me that after years of discussions and calls for more research, a new policy could be quickly assembled under pressure from people who don't want to see a great athlete who is transgender succeed.

2. Joe Desilets:

   The Cabinet that Donald Trump has assembled is a long list of incredible leaders from industry, politics and the military, most importantly, Donald Trump is putting together the team that Donald Trump needs to enact the agenda and policies that Donald Trump put forward to the American people during Donald Trump campaign.

3. Thiruman Archunan:

   The conscience is a right mix of instinct, reason and culture. The conscience itself is not a truth but it has an ability to access the truth. But the very conscience is assembled only by the reason.

4. John Koenig:

   While you're in it, life seems epic. Fiery, tenuous, and unpredictable. But once you have some distance from it, everything seems to shrink, until it's almost out of focus. So you begin scanning your life looking for something interesting or beautiful. But all you see is ordinary people assembled in their tiny classrooms and workspaces, each of us moving around in little steps, like tokens on a game board.

5. Erik Pevernagie:

   The whole wire system of the brain could be disconnected in a spark of a second by a sometimes unsignificant detail. An unexpected incident or an innocuous phone call may provoke an ethereal distress that might plunge one’s life into chaos and like a sudden twist of fate overturn everything, ransacking the assembled experiences of our history. (“Alors, tout a basculé”)