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Meaning coalesce meaning

What does coalesce mean?

coalesce

— verb (= blend, mix) mix together different elements The colors blend well — verb fuse or cause to grow together

Synonyms coalesce synonyms

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merge combine unite fuse mix meld blend flux conflate commingle tie join immix couple weld link up link joint integrate grow together consolidate connect conjoin bind amalgamate unite together unify twin totalize totalise tie in tee summate splice relate put together put through pull together pool piece organize organise mortise mix together merge into one league knit join together intermix intermingle

Topics coalesce topics

What do people use coalesce to talk about?
Physical actions Arrange

Mix
Grammar General words Be

Exist

Conjugation coalesce conjugation

How do you conjugate coalesce?

coalesce · verb

Examples coalesce examples

How do I use coalesce in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

I coalesce the vapor of human experience into a viable and logical comprehension.
I couId feel the visions coalesce and become flesh, uncontrollable flesh.
During the creation of a star system, when clouds of interstellar dust and gas coalesce, turbulent magnetic and gravitational fields may develop.
How long before they coalesce?
He will coalesce someday.
I knew he'd coalesce again someday.
Well, we do know that creatures like Maldis can be dispersed and- and re- coalesce.
The U-bomb is programmed to coalesce at trigger phase.
The explosive parts coalesce at trigger phase.
And you didn't coalesce out of the ether.
So, when it hits the water, the elements coalesce, and since that water is cold, the air is forced out, and the surface glazes over, and the lava becomes hard, and that makes obsidine.
Our local galaxy group will coalesce into one supergalaxy, but all other galaxies in the universe will race away from us.
It just won't coalesce.
But then something happened that caused it to coalesce into the solar system we have today.
The isolated glimpses of things I saw when I touched Kelinda's mind are beginning to coalesce in my consciousness.
I could feel the visions coalesce and become flesh. Uncontrollable flesh.
And then, just as the pupil is about to give up, the teachings coalesce.
Single cells in a petri dish thrash around until they coalesce.
Don't know which will coalesce.
You know it wasn't him who made this team coalesce. It was you.
So right now, the resistance is just a nuisance, but if, in six months' time, all these groups coalesce around Geronimo, it's really gonna be dangerous.
Nefarious characters seem to coalesce around you like bum hairs in a drain.
Within this exhibition, the interplay of light and the nature of self-images coalesce to provide an experience which will highlight the fragility of our perception of space and our place within it.
He's taking responsibility for his behavior, and hopefully we can all coalesce around him.
The fragments then slowly coalesce, and a moon arises again from its own ashes.
Within a nebula, clumps of this gas and dust slowly coalesce into smaller clouds over millions of years, pulled together by a very familiar force.
They juxtapose themselves or coalesce, to establish an idea of the world.

News and current affairs

In these circumstances, every French politician has known for the last 20 years that France has been living with a growing risk that isolated incidents might coalesce into a critical mass of violence.
But it did coalesce behind the International Monetary Fund and provided it with additional resources.
Fear leads one group to coalesce in order to protect itself, perhaps by attacking a competing group.
The threat of capital flight to nearby political entities creates a strong incentive to keep policies market-friendly, but it is suppressed when neighboring political entities coalesce.
There must be normalization in our relations in order for the Caucasus to coalesce into a functional region.
This is a deeply unfavorable situation, which explains why the ECB, once obsessed with the risk that governments would coalesce to assail its independence, has turned into the staunchest advocate of fiscal-policy coordination.

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