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merged

adjective as in melted

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In that sense the book really took a large picture of how all these things merged together, and in some way became Richard Blanco.

ValuJet was then merged with AirWays Corporation and rebranded as AirTran.

We shot Jamie on set performing and merged those elements in.

In 2007, CVS merged with Caremark RX, a huge pharmacy benefits manager (PBM).

The win meant that the AFL was finally given some respect before it merged into the NFL.

As a result of this act, several county administrative offices were merged for more efficient and economical management.

She is not capable of experiencing common affection for any one; every feeling of her nature is merged in self-interest.

We, the people of East Tennessee, have merged every other issue into this great issue of the Union.

So he lived and fought two battles, one within and one without; and little by little these two became merged in his imagination.

At last, all the figures merged into one, and she had the face—ah, he had seen it centuries ago!

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On this page you'll find 116 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to merged, such as: involved, married, united, accompanying, affiliated, and affixed.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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