fused

verbmeld, intermix

Synonyms for fused

verb meld, intermix

Antonyms for fused

Word Origin & History

1680s, "to melt" (transitive), back-formation from fusion. Intransitive sense, "to become liquid," attested from 1800. Figurative sense of "blend different things" is first recorded 1817. Related: Fused; fusing.

Example Sentences for fused

They have not been fused in the rapture of some unique mood, not focussed by the intensity of an emotion.

Past and present and future are fused in one glowing symphony.

The lower part, a full twenty feet in length, had been fused cleanly off.

They have fused into and strengthened the better part of me.

I inspected them myself before we took off and they were fused and armed.

For the elements which he borrows from others are fused and transformed by his own genius.

Arnold struggled with the terminals, most of which were a fused and tangled mess.

How wonderful to be reabsorbed into his race, fused with Ianthe!

Every bit of electrical wiring on the controls had been fused.

The bomb probably was electrical and undoubtedly had been fused like the switchboard.

fused

Synonyms for fused

Antonyms for fused

joined

melted

mixed

molten

fused

Synonyms for fused

Antonyms for fused

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