draw (someone or something) together

draw (someone or something) together

1. To cause people or things to come physically close together. Mom drew all of us together in a group hug after Christmas dinner.2. To cause people to rely on each other for comfort and support. As tough as its been, I think this time of tragedy has really drawn us all together.See also: draw, together

draw people or things together

to pull people together; to pull things together. She drew her toys together in preparation for leaving. She drew together all the people she wanted to talk to.See also: draw, people, thing, together

draw someone together

to make people seek one another for emotional support. The tragic accident drew the family all together. Do you think the crisis actually will draw us closer together?See also: draw, together