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converge English

Meaning converge meaning

What does converge mean?
Definitions in simple English

converge Verb

— If two or more objects approach each other, they are converging. The mountains converge into a single ridge.

converge

— verb be adjacent or come together The lines converge at this point — verb approach a limit as the number of terms increases without limit — verb move or draw together at a certain location The crowd converged on the movie star — verb come together so as to form a single product Social forces converged to bring the Fascists back to power

Synonyms converge synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as converge?

converge English » English

meet join assemble gather together gather concentrate focus flow together crowd concenter come together approach agree unite push near mix make an effort interflow integrate ingather hook homogenize hold have intercourse go give attention to draw in do assiduously ditto dissolve contract consolidate concentrate on complete come up to come up collect coalesce cluster together cluster close bring together border on be concurrent astringe amalgamate agreeable

Topics converge topics

What do people use converge to talk about?
Physical actions Move

Move toward something
Physical actions Arrange Join, attach

Link, connect

  • What words refer to two things (such as wires, roads, rivers) joining together?
    join meet converge merge
Physical actions Arrange

Multiple things moving

Conjugation converge conjugation

How do you conjugate converge?

converge · verb

Examples converge examples

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Simple sentences

Why do physicists converge? Because they're monotonous and narrow.

Movie subtitles

We will then converge on the encampment.
I was once driving down a main road in. on-on the Continent. and I saw two great trucks. move out and converge on a. station wagon driving down the middle of the road.
Emergency, all units will converge on the Torchwood Tower.
Security. The intruder's in Engineering. Have all units converge on that point.
The chart says these tunnels converge a few thousand yards further.
Converge. Over and out.
Women seem to converge, eh?
Some years there's even a vast shallow lake for a short while after the rain where water birds converge in great numbers.
As the drivers converge from their routes and head for the first pit stop in St. Louis.
All units, converge on Skyway platform, south side of park.
All available cars converge on zone B4 to locate the Premier's car.
The simulator has established the approximate location over which the three stars are to converge.
Now they converge.
For a moment I felt I was entering the realm where art and action converge.
We will then converge on the encampment. - I wouldn't do that, sir.
Welcome to Winslip Junction, where lines converge and old friends meet.
Converge on the alley running from Wetherby to Maple.
The intruder's in Engineering. Have all units converge on that point.
Converge.
For here, where mystic lines converge, we'll find the door that separates the living from the dead!
All units converge.
Units converge at interceptor point 682 of project 9401.
Three columns converge to Irkutsk. Tomorrow morning.
We've got to be able to tail them in relays or converge on any spot in a few seconds.
FIRST DALEK: Security patrols five and seven will converge on this area.
The chart says both these tunnels converge a few thousand yards further.
As the proclamation is read on TV, our forces will converge..
Set the switch to hold for three seconds and converge your beams!
Was it all for this? Who are we that so much should converge on our little deaths?

News and current affairs

Naturally, the spread would automatically converge to the threshold, but how much would be sold?
Prices did converge during the implementation of the Single Market program, in the early 1990's, but then price convergence stopped.
In emerging Europe, foreign subsidiaries have helped to build financial systems that are less prone to instability, and have helped economies to converge more rapidly with average European income levels.
Indeed, just as many supporters of radical leftist parties in the 1930s made a U-turn and ended up supporting authoritarian parties of the right, the economic ideologies of today's populist parties seem to converge in many ways.
Some French see the EU as a community where national interests inexorably converge.
Europe's leaders should engage in frank discussions about where European and Russian interests converge or differ, and these discussions should include regional neighbors that are both producer and transit nations, like my own country, Ukraine.
Several factors converge to create this illusion of knowledge.
Japan's regulatory environment must converge toward the industrial policies of other advanced nations.
Commercial banks found it advantageous to accumulate weaker countries' bonds to earn a few extra basis points, which caused interest rates to converge across the eurozone.
In Syria, the moral, strategic, and political arguments all converge in favor of decisive action to stop the killing, if not forever, at least for now, to create a space for peace.
Such large-scale lending might cut a generation off the time it would take economies where people were poor to converge with the industrial structures and living standards of rich countries.
Thus, over time the actual real exchange rate needs to converge - via real appreciation - with the stronger equilibrium rate.
Moreover, as calls for harmonization increase, policies converge across the globe.
History can be made in Madrid at the end of January, when the world's richest and poorest countries converge to seek solutions to the global hunger crisis.
To avoid these outcomes, Russia and Europe must identify where their interests converge, and work to establish a mutually beneficial partnership in those areas.
The logic is that the price fluctuations will eventually subside, and headline price indicators will converge on the core rate of inflation.
The rest of emerging Asia will also converge reasonably quickly, though not as quickly as China.
Latin America, however, will likely converge only very slowly in the absence of major structural reforms that increase its ability to invest and improve the quality of education.
Many warned that it would not - that bond yields might converge at the outset, permitting spendthrift countries to borrow more cheaply than they otherwise could.
Failure to converge on this target may open the door to financial penalties.
With inventory investment unlikely to keep accelerating at anything close to its recent rate, overall GDP growth can be expected to converge on this more subdued pace of final demand.
Then they could converge with the more efficient and prudently managed economies, like Germany.
Even if the eurozone might not satisfy the necessary economic preconditions at the outset, economic variables would converge later on.

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