coalesce — to come together and form one mass or whole; to unite or merge
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to come together and form one mass or whole; to unite or merge
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˌkoʊəˈles/
Korean meaning: 합치다, 합병하다, 연합하다
Korean pronunciation: 코얼**레**스
Example Sentences
- The scattered protest groups began to coalesce into a powerful movement.
- After hours of debate, our random ideas finally coalesced into a brilliant business plan.
- The chef watched in amazement as the separate ingredients coalesced into a perfect sauce.
coalesce
VERB//ˌkoʊəˈles//
to come together and form one mass or whole; to unite or merge
Three mountain streams coalesce into a single powerful river
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Streams coalesce and release power as their force will increase!
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From Latin 'coalescere', meaning 'to grow together'. It combines the prefix 'co-' (together) with 'alescere' (to grow), derived from 'alere' (to nourish or cause to grow).
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“The scattered protest groups began to coalesce into a powerful movement.”
“After hours of debate, our random ideas finally coalesced into a brilliant business plan.”
“The chef watched in amazement as the separate ingredients coalesced into a perfect sauce.”
“My weekend plans coalesced into 'Netflix and ordering pizza' - a perfect strategy!”
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