Garner

/ˈɡɑːrnər/

Meaning & Definition

verb

To gather or collect information, resources, or things, often with effort.

The research team worked hard to garner enough data for their study.

To acquire something, especially in a gradual or cumulative way.

She hopes to garner a lot of support for her campaign.

To earn or deserve something through one's actions or efforts.

His dedication and hard work garnered him the respect of his peers.

Middle English 'gerner', from Old French 'gerner' (to store).

garner attention

To attract notice or interest.

garner support

To gain backing or assistance from others.

collection

The act of gathering items or data.

acquisition

The act of acquiring or obtaining something.

To win or achieve something in a casual context.

He's out there trying to garner views for his vlog.

To get or to gather something in a less formal or playful way.

She managed to garner some fun at the party last night.