fusing Antonyms
Strongest:
- splitting
- dividing
- dividing
- separating
- splitting
- separating
- parting
- sectioning
- isolating
- resolving
- severing
- isolating
- severing
- resolving
- parting
- sectioning
Strong:
- sundering
- unlinking
- dissevering
- fractionating
- divorcing
- uncoupling
- scattering
- detaching
- detaching
- divorcing
- disconnecting
- scattering
- unlinking
- dispersing
- uncoupling
- dissociating
- disconnecting
- dissociating
- dispersing
- sundering
- fractionating
- dissevering
- breaking-up
- breaking-up
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- marrying
- uniting
- associating
- conjoining
- linking-up-
- coalescing
- coupling
- conjugating
- unifying
- joining
- connecting
Weak:
Meaning of fusing
Webster
fusing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Fuse
fusing Sentence Examples
- The intense heat fused the metal particles together, creating a strong bond.
- The polymer chains underwent cross-linking reactions, effectively fusing them together.
- The nuclear fusion reaction released an enormous amount of energy.
- The painter's brushstrokes seemed to fuse with the canvas, creating a vibrant masterpiece.
- The intense emotions between the couple fused them into an unbreakable bond.
- The icy roads fused into a slick surface, making the drive treacherous.
- The connection between the friends fused instantly, as if they had known each other for a lifetime.
- The flavors of the different ingredients fused harmoniously in the dish, creating a culinary masterpiece.
- The adhesive fused the two surfaces together, forming a permanent bond.
- The heat of the sun fused the sand into a shimmering expanse of dunes.
FAQs About the word fusing
of Fuse
combining, marrying, uniting, associating, conjoining, linking (up), coalescing, coupling, conjugating, unifying
splitting, dividing, dividing,separating, splitting, separating, parting, sectioning, isolating, resolving
The intense heat fused the metal particles together, creating a strong bond.
The polymer chains underwent cross-linking reactions, effectively fusing them together.
The nuclear fusion reaction released an enormous amount of energy.
The painter's brushstrokes seemed to fuse with the canvas, creating a vibrant masterpiece.
