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Meanings of coalescing in English
Usage of coalescing in English
1
Republicans are coalescing around a different approach to expanded retirement plan coverage.
2
The aim is a coalescing of different cultural vapors into something solid.
3
The opposition is divided and has had trouble coalescing behind one candidate.
4
A few more rose up behind her, coalescing into a larger shape.
5
A force seems to be coalescing all its energy against the Territory.
6
Bryce was shocked to see Gordy Brogan coalescing in front of him.
7
A crash of coalescing volleys from every direction broke off his levity.
8
Something, at any rate, must be preventing them from coalescing into rain.
9
The soldiers leap from the truck, dark shapes coalescing in the gloom.
10
A very troubling conjecture was coalescing in the back of my brain.
11
The power of Ruin coalescing, forming a figure, malevolent and dangerous.
12
Fine red droplets spinning into orbs and already coalescing and beginning to clot.
13
Prominent leaders and groups in the Democratic Party have been coalescing around Biden.
14
She seemed to choke on the throaty sounds that molded the coalescing power.
15
As I fell toward the huge xith'cal, I could feel my rage coalescing.
16
We are eased by the coalescing of intent, willingness and capability.'
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United States of America
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