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Meanings of
merging
in English
Catalan
confluència
Spanish
confluencia
Back to the meaning
A flowing together.
confluence
conflux
Catalan
confluència
Catalan
unió
Spanish
fusión
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The act of joining together as one.
meeting
coming together
Catalan
unió
Flowing together.
confluent
Related terms
convergent
Mingling.
mingling
blending
Related terms
blended
Synonyms
Examples for "
confluent
"
confluent
Examples for "
confluent
"
1
In
confluent
epithelial monolayers, Slit3 was also transported to the cell surface.
2
Then, urged on by two motives, distinct, yet
confluent
,
and so all-powerful,-
3
Shertzer relates an instance of
confluent
small-pox in the eighth month of pregnancy.
4
Also, platelets adhere to
confluent
endothelial cells in an endoglin-mediated process.
5
Mitoses and apoptosis were frequent, but large regions of
confluent
necrosis were absent.
Usage of
merging
in English
1
The court must approve the agreement between the government and
merging
companies.
2
He said this meant
merging
the two companies would not reduce competition.
3
There is some good synergy to
merging
those aspects together, Barnwell said.
4
Two minutes later, Steamhead Steve's 'Bago was
merging
back onto Interstate 90.
5
We don't know the real reason why they are
merging
,
he said.
6
He began to drift, the days running together, their events
merging
indecipherably.
7
But, here's the thing, the suggestion of
merging
capitals is nothing new.
8
They felt their minds
merging
again, felt themselves become a new being.
9
Modi was considering
merging
some ministries to streamline government, other sources said.
10
ABC had more recent strong discussions about
merging
with CNN in 2002.
11
They came as groups
merging
with our group and they came alone.
12
That led to the idea of
merging
with Warrington and St Helens.
13
Reuters contacted two of the three
merging
banks, which confirmed the plans.
14
The mayor told RNZ there'd be no
merging
with Ms Freeman's group.
15
But as Kroah-Hartman says,
merging
Android into the kernel won't be easy.
16
Otherwise, I thought I could succeed in
merging
as needless many controversies.
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Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
merging
Noun
Singular
merge
Verb
Present
Frequent collocations
merge with
merge companies
merge back
merge together
merge imperceptibly
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Translations for
merging
Catalan
confluència
unió
fusió
Spanish
confluencia
fusión
unión
Merging
through the time
Merging
across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
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