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mergence
noun as in coalition
noun as in combination
Strongest matches
Strong matches
Weak matches
noun as in consolidation
noun as in merger
Strongest matches
Strong matches
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Example Sentences
So, then we need to take this sales data and merge it up with the advertising data that is also collected by Nielsen.
We asked some of the same questions, and a lightly edited transcript, merging the interviews, is below.
In April and May alone, at least 30 papers closed or merged, dozens went online-only and thousands of journalists were furloughed or laid off.
They’ll keep up with roadies on an easy group ride, tackle mixed terrain with aplomb, and perform sufficiently on moderate trails, merging culture and components from the worlds of road riding and mountain biking.
That year WarnerMedia merged CNN’s and Great Big Story’s sales teams.
Self-mergence is a gradual process, dependent on a progressive unlimiting of personality.
He had not found any insuperable obstacle to mergence of human with Divine.
When the moment of complete mergence seemed to have arrived he lifted the pot off the fire and placed it between us.
It has forgotten the everlasting lesson of history that mergence of distinct types means the perpetuation of nationalism.
Thus active self-mergence, incessant re-birth into God, perpetual eager feeding on Him, is implicit in all spiritual life.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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