meld — to combine or blend together into a harmonious whole
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to combine or blend together into a harmonious whole
Pronunciation (IPA): /mɛld/
Korean meaning: 조화롭게 결합하다, 융합하다
Korean pronunciation: **멜**드
Example Sentences
- After 10 years of marriage, their personalities had melded so much that they finished each other's sentences.
- The chef's secret was to let the ingredients meld overnight in the fridge, creating a flavor explosion the next day.
- His fashion sense was a strange meld of pirate and businessman - eyepatch with a three-piece suit.
meld
VERB//mɛld//
to combine or blend together into a harmonious whole
The chef melds various ingredients into a perfect sauce
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Firmly held and carefully weld, two become one as they meld!
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Origin
From Old English 'meltan' meaning 'to digest or consume,' related to Germanic roots meaning 'to melt.' The modern sense of 'blend together' developed from the idea of melting things into one unified mass.
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“After 10 years of marriage, their personalities had melded so much that they finished each other's sentences.”
“The chef's secret was to let the ingredients meld overnight in the fridge, creating a flavor explosion the next day.”
“His fashion sense was a strange meld of pirate and businessman - eyepatch with a three-piece suit.”
“The movie was an interesting meld of comedy and horror that left audiences both laughing and screaming.”
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