coagment (Meaning)
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coagment (v. t.)
To join together.
Synonyms & Antonyms of coagment
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coagment Sentence Examples
- The artists decided to coagment their styles to create a unique collaborative piece.
- Scientists are exploring how different materials can coagment to form stronger composite materials.
- The playwrights sought to coagment their ideas to produce a groundbreaking theatrical production.
- In architecture, various design elements coagment to create visually stunning structures.
- Researchers are studying how cells coagment to regenerate damaged tissue.
- The chef experimented with coagmenting flavors from different cuisines to create a fusion dish.
- Coagmenting diverse perspectives can lead to innovative solutions in problem-solving.
- The orchestra members coagmented their musical talents to deliver a captivating performance.
- Through coagmentation, communities can come together to address common challenges.
- The professor encouraged students to coagment their knowledge and skills to tackle complex projects.
FAQs About the word coagment
To join together.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The artists decided to coagment their styles to create a unique collaborative piece.
Scientists are exploring how different materials can coagment to form stronger composite materials.
The playwrights sought to coagment their ideas to produce a groundbreaking theatrical production.
In architecture, various design elements coagment to create visually stunning structures.
