merged

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merged

The two companies merged to form a new corporation.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Formed or united into a whole: Describes entities that have combined to create a single, unified entity. This often refers to companies, organizations, files, or ideas that were previously separate.
    • Blended or integrated: Indicates that distinct elements have been joined together so that their original boundaries are no longer distinct.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • The two companies are now a single merged entity.
    • In the distance, the sky and the sea appeared as a merged blue horizon.
    • The merged document contained data from all the previous reports.
Advanced Usage
  • "newly merged": Recently combined into one.
    • The newly merged department is still establishing its procedures.
  • "closely merged": Intimately or inseparably combined.
    • Their interests are so closely merged that it's hard to tell them apart.
Variants and Related Words
  • Merge (verb): To combine or cause to combine to form a single entity.
    • The two lanes merge ahead.
  • Merger (noun): The act or an instance of merging, especially the combination of two or more commercial companies.
    • The corporate merger was announced yesterday.
Synonyms
  • Amalgamated: Combined into a unified structure.
  • Fused: Joined together, typically by melting.
  • Integrated: Combined to form a whole.
Related Phrases
  • Merged together: An emphatic form meaning combined into one.
    • The two datasets were merged together for analysis.
  • To be merged with: To be combined into a larger entity.
    • Our team will be merged with the marketing division.
Related Idioms
  • (To be) one and the same: To be identical or indistinguishable because of being merged.
    • For him, work and life are one and the same.
merged

The two companies merged to form a new corporation.

Adjective
  1. formed or united into a whole