coalesce

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coalesce

The colors coalesce into a beautiful sunset.

Definition
  1. Verb:
    • To grow together or unite into a single whole: To join or merge together to form one mass or body.
    • To come together and combine: For separate elements, ideas, or groups to fuse or blend into a unified entity.
Usage
  • General Use: Describes the process of separate parts joining to form a coherent whole. It often implies a natural or gradual process of unification.
  • Formal/Technical Use: Commonly used in scientific, political, or organizational contexts to describe the merging of cells, groups, ideas, or substances.
Examples
  • Verb:
    • The two small political parties decided to coalesce into a single, more powerful coalition.
    • Over millions of years, the floating particles coalesced to form the planet.
    • The diverse ideas from the brainstorming session began to coalesce into a solid plan.
Advanced Usage
  • "to coalesce around": To unite in support of a particular idea, person, or goal.
    • The opposition factions finally coalesced around a common candidate.
  • "to coalesce into": To gradually take shape or form a specific thing.
    • Her vague thoughts slowly coalesced into a brilliant concept.
Variants and Related Words
  • Coalescence (n): The process or result of coalescing; fusion.
    • The coalescence of the two companies created an industry giant.
  • Coalescent (adj): In the process of uniting or coming together.
    • The coalescent groups worked towards a shared objective.
Synonyms
  • Merge: To combine or cause to combine to form a single entity.
  • Fuse: To join or blend to form a single entity, often through melting or bonding.
  • Amalgamate: To combine or unite to form one organization or structure.
  • Consolidate: To make something physically stronger or more solid; to combine several things into a single more effective unit.
Antonyms
  • Separate: To cause to move or be apart.
  • Divide: To separate or be separated into parts.
  • Disintegrate: To break into parts or components; to lose cohesion.
Related Phrases
  • Coalesce into being: To come into existence through a process of merging.
    • The modern state coalesced into being over several centuries.
coalesce

The colors coalesce into a beautiful sunset.

Verb
  1. fuse or cause to grow together
  2. mix together different elements
    • The colors blend well

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