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Meanings of coalesce in English

Portuguese
combinar
Catalan
mesclar-se
Spanish
combinar
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To mix together different elements.

      Related terms
      combinar
      Usage of coalesce in English
      1
      Once Glen had said he thought the opposition might coalesce around Harold.
      The stand
      2
      That is to give the mechanism in the Inside time to coalesce.
      Peck's Compendium of Fun / Comprising the Choicest Gems of Wit, ...
      3
      Rarely did a group of five coalesce for any length of time.
      The Wise Man’s Fear
      4
      With a physical effort he made the two moons coalesce into one.
      The Anubis Gates
      5
      They all coalesce to interpret scientific evidence and translate it into policy.
      Independent.ie
      6
      Could the Conservatives and the Lib Dems coalesce around an austerity budget?
      The Guardian
      7
      The scattered elements of truth cease to contend, and begin to coalesce.
      Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 1
      8
      He lifted and slammed down again and the sparks began to coalesce.
      Death du Jour
      9
      But the shadows of the room seemed to coalesce into something huge.
      Armageddon's Children
      10
      Two out of a number approach, coalesce, contract, and secrete a cell-wall.
      Scientific American Supplement, No. 531, March 6, 1886
      11
      At once smoke began to coalesce from the dry air around him.
      Knight of the Demon Queen
      12
      Popular and bipartisan opposition to apartheid took many years to coalesce.
      The South African
      13
      A new vapor began to coalesce, much larger than the one it replaced.
      Library of Souls
      14
      These two statements substantially coalesce and point to the same idea.
      Expositions of Holy Scripture: St. John Chaps. XV to XXI
      15
      But it was no cloud of water vapor which had begun to coalesce.
      The Great Book of Amber
      16
      One is that the congressional opposition party should coalesce around a single spokesman.
      The new yorker
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      Coalesce through the time
      Coalesce across language varieties
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