coalesce Antonyms
Strongest:
- section
- isolate
- split
- break-up
- divide
- resolve
- divide
- separate
- sever
- sever
- split
- part
- break-up
- separate
- resolve
- isolate
- part
- section
Strong:
- fractionate
- divorce
- disperse
- scatter
- fractionate
- dissever
- scatter
- divorce
- uncouple
- dissociate
- unlink
- sunder
- disconnect
- detach
- dissever
- dissociate
- sunder
- disconnect
- unlink
- disband
- disband
- uncouple
- disperse
- detach
Weak:
Meaning of coalesce
coalesce (v)
mix together different elements
fuse or cause to grow together
coalesce (n.)
To grow together; to unite by growth into one body; as, the parts separated by a wound coalesce.
To unite in one body or product; to combine into one body or community; as, vapors coalesce.
coalesce Sentence Examples
- Over time, the various factions within the organization began to coalesce around a common goal.
- As the negotiations progressed, different ideas and perspectives started to coalesce into a cohesive plan.
- The diverse cultural influences in the city gradually coalesce to create a unique and vibrant atmosphere.
- In times of crisis, communities often coalesce, coming together to support one another.
- The particles in the nebula coalesce under gravitational forces to form new stars.
- Ideas from different fields of study coalesce in interdisciplinary research, leading to innovative solutions.
- The team's efforts to coalesce around a shared vision resulted in significant progress on the project.
- Social movements often begin when disparate individuals and groups coalesce around a common cause.
- As the campaign gained momentum, supporters from various backgrounds began to coalesce into a formidable political force.
- The ingredients in the recipe gradually coalesce to create a delicious and aromatic dish.
FAQs About the word coalesce
mix together different elements, fuse or cause to grow togetherTo grow together; to unite by growth into one body; as, the parts separated by a wound coalesce.,
combine, unite, marry, link (up), conjoin, couple, conjugate, connect,fuse, join
section, isolate, split, break up, divide, resolve, divide, separate, sever, sever
Over time, the various factions within the organization began to coalesce around a common goal.
As the negotiations progressed, different ideas and perspectives started to coalesce into a cohesive plan.
The diverse cultural influences in the city gradually coalesce to create a unique and vibrant atmosphere.
In times of crisis, communities often coalesce, coming together to support one another.
