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Meanings of amalgamation in English

Russian
слияние
Portuguese
fusão
Spanish
fusion
Catalan
fusió d'empreses

Legal consolidation of two business entities into one entity.

Related terms
слияние

The process or result of fusing items into one entity.

Usage of amalgamation in English
1
It was no longer human, but rather, a monstrous amalgamation of Humanity.
Future Lovecraft
2
The fear of amalgamation once vanished, many things will change in appearance.
The Uprising of a Great People / The United States in 1861. to W...
3
The various races are not sufficiently distinct to prevent an easy amalgamation.
The History of Tasmania , Volume II
4
It's an amalgamation, a mangling and a dangling and a tangling thing.
Life
5
It's a loose amalgamation of stories, each rooted in their own contexts.
The Irish Times
6
Job losses in Auckland's local government amalgamation are far higher than previously thought.
Radio NZ
7
Last year saw the very successful amalgamation of the DBS with LSB College.
The Irish Times
8
Ms Napier said she had mixed views on the amalgamation proposal.
Radio NZ
9
In some places, such an amalgamation might make people think about consolidating services.
Ebony
10
Mr Yule is in favour of amalgamation while Mr Dalton is fiercely opposed.
Radio NZ
11
I refer to the doctrines or the religious belief of the new amalgamation.
Arcadian Adventures with the Idle Rich
12
The Stafford smelter in Roaring Fork used the Washoe amalgamation process.
White fire
13
Liberty, by placing men on an equal footing, creates association, amalgamation, union, security.
The illuminatus! trilogy
14
Absa was formed in 1991 following the amalgamation of eight banks, including Bankorp.
The South African
15
It would be that money, rather than the amalgamation, that made the difference.
Radio NZ
16
He was a sound adviser, and enthusiastic in the amalgamation business.
Fifty Years of Railway Life in England, Scotland and Ireland
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Translations for amalgamation
Portuguese
fusão
Amalgamation through the time
Amalgamation across language varieties
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Common
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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