coalescent (Meaning)

Wordnet

coalescent (s)

growing together, fusing

Webster

Growing together; cohering, as in the organic cohesion of similar parts; uniting.

No weak antonyms found.

The coalescent mist obscured the landscape, veiling the horizon in a soft embrace.
In the dim light, the coalescent figures seemed to dance in harmony, their movements fluid and graceful.
The coalescent ideas formed a solid foundation for their collaborative project, blending seamlessly into a coherent whole.
As the colors merged together, they created a coalescent spectrum, painting the sky with breathtaking beauty.
The coalescent voices of the choir filled the cathedral with celestial harmony, lifting the spirits of all who listened.
Through their shared experiences, their friendship grew into a coalescent bond, unbreakable and enduring.
The coalescent flavors of the dish tantalized the taste buds, leaving a lingering sensation of delight.
With each brushstroke, the artist brought the coalescent images to life, capturing the essence of their subject with precision.
As the meeting progressed, the group reached a coalescent decision, finding common ground amidst diverse opinions.
The coalescent melodies of the orchestra swept through the concert hall, captivating the audience with their symphonic brilliance.

growing together, fusingGrowing together; cohering, as in the organic cohesion of similar parts; uniting.

combined, blended,integrated, fused,mixed, commingled, interwoven, interlaced, composite, mingled

unmixed, simple, unmixed,simple, noncompound, noncompound, uncombined,uncombined,

The coalescent mist obscured the landscape, veiling the horizon in a soft embrace.

In the dim light, the coalescent figures seemed to dance in harmony, their movements fluid and graceful.

The coalescent ideas formed a solid foundation for their collaborative project, blending seamlessly into a coherent whole.

As the colors merged together, they created a coalescent spectrum, painting the sky with breathtaking beauty.