merge Synonyms
merge Meaning
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.
amalgamate, blend, incorporate, integrate,combine, mix, meld, composite, homogenize, conflate
break up, break down, divide, divide,separate, separate, break down, break up, scatter, sever
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.
