To join together, typically in a group, especially against someone or something; to combine efforts.
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Gang-up'
The neighborhood watch decided to gang-up to address the recent increase in petty thefts.
The animals in the forest would occasionally gang-up to protect themselves from predators.
Political parties often gang-up during elections to form coalitions and gain more votes.
Employees may feel the need to gang-up against unfair workplace practices to demand better conditions.
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