coalesce
/kəʊˈiː.leɪs/ IELTSAcademic
verb
To come together to form one united idea or group.
- The groups finally coalesce into a single team.
- Time pressures coalesce to force quick decisions.
- Their opinions coalesce around the main proposal.
Adinary Nuance
Near-neighbors: unlike merge (often mechanical), unite (broader), combine (general mixing), and integrate (system-level), coalesce stresses gradual natural gathering into a single, unified whole.
In other languages
- Spanish
- Unir para formar uno
- Japanese
- 1つになる
- Korean
- 하나로 모이다
- Vietnamese
- Hợp nhất lại
- Chinese
- 合并
Common phrases
ideas coalesceviews coalescecoalesce into one
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