garner
Pronunciation: [ˈɡɑrnər]
Word
Context: “collection or gathering”
(verb) to gather or collect something, like information, support, or items. When you garner something, you are bringing it together and making sure you have it.
Example
The scientist worked hard to garner support for her research project.
Example
He did not garner enough votes to win the election.
Example
How can we garner more help for our community project?
Context: “approval or praise”
(verb) to earn or receive praise, approval, or recognition for something you did. It’s like getting a compliment for your hard work or achievements.
Example
Her book garnered a lot of positive reviews from readers.
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The performance did not garner any applause from the audience.
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What efforts did they make to garner recognition for their work?
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