merge Antonyms
Meaning of merge
merge (v)
become one
mix together different elements
join or combine
merge (v. t.)
To cause to be swallowed up; to immerse; to sink; to absorb.
merge (v. i.)
To be sunk, swallowed up, or lost.
merge Sentence Examples
- The two rivers merged into a mighty torrent, carving a new path through the valley.
- The opposing armies merged forces, forming an alliance against a common enemy.
- The engineer's designs merged cutting-edge technology with traditional principles.
- The hikers merged onto a main trail, joining countless others seeking adventure.
- The data sets merged seamlessly, providing a comprehensive analysis of the research findings.
- The new software tool merged the functionality of several existing programs, simplifying workflows.
- The company merged with its smaller rival, expanding its market share and product offerings.
- The musician merged classical and electronic elements in their compositions, creating a unique sound.
- The paint colors merged into a subtle gradient, adding depth to the canvas.
- The diverse perspectives merged during the brainstorming session, sparking innovative ideas.
FAQs About the word merge
become one, mix together different elements, join or combineTo cause to be swallowed up; to immerse; to sink; to absorb., To be sunk, swallowed up, or lost.
mix,combine, incorporate, blend, integrate, amalgamate, mingle,add, meld, composite
break up, divide, break down, separate, break up, break down, divide,separate,sever, divorce
The two rivers merged into a mighty torrent, carving a new path through the valley.
The opposing armies merged forces, forming an alliance against a common enemy.
The engineer's designs merged cutting-edge technology with traditional principles.
The hikers merged onto a main trail, joining countless others seeking adventure.
