0 present participle of garner --
1 to collect something, usually after much work or with difficulty: --
I believe that this is a considerable garnering of international opinion.
The total is £24,500,000, after garnering all the small details, the wee pensions and payments that go into the distressed homes of our country.
Let us be frank: we are concerned with garnering the votes when a general election or a by-election comes along.
By centralising—by garnering more power to the centre—they have permanently harmed the system.
Surely that is counter-productive in the garnering of revenue.
I have already given an example of the difficulties of garnering evidence.
It is a growing organisation garnering support from those who want to see complaints eliminated and improvements examined.
As he correctly pointed out, that takes the heat off, in terms of focusing on garnering support in the constituencies.
