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meld

verb as in blend, bring together

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Mr. Adani is not the only business leader whose interests meld with those of the Indian government.

While less populist than Chuku’s, these restaurants also meld African flavors with Western traditions.

Kirk, a millionaire known for his memes and college campus tours meant to “own the libs,” has credited McCoy for persuading him to meld his right-wing politics, nationalism and evangelical faith.

Form and content are inextricably bound in a musical that melds elements of Kabuki and Bunraku with the rhythms of American musical theater.

But If these two individuals are now one, does that mean their minds literally melded — or that perhaps they were never even sentient in the first place?

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

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