merging

Vain regrets are merging in tender companionship and mutual sympathy.

You mean it, of course, the other way about—of merging our religion in class warfare.

The seasons had gone on till the late summer was merging into the early autumn.

In this merging he wishes neither of the older selves to be lost.

The cream and white of her complexion was merging into a general yellow.

It seemed to her that all the window frames and doorways were merging.

There is no merging of one thing in another, no confounding of things that differ.

Merge into Him, this is monotheism: lose the sense of merging, this is unity.

The two by this merging become not a double, but a larger one.

A hand plucking the harpstrings, merging their twining chords.