Definitions

consolidate

[kuhn-sol-i-deyt] / kənˈsɒl ɪˌdeɪt /

VERB

combine; make firm

Synonyms

STRONGEST

build up cement centralize concentrate develop fortify reinforce secure solidify stabilize strengthen unify

STRONG

amalgamate amass band bind blend compact compound concatenate condense conjoin connect federate fuse harden hitch incorporate join league mass meld mix pool set thicken

WEAK

add to bunch up densen hitch on hook up with plug into render solid slap on tack on tag on team up with throw in together tie in tie up with

Antonyms

STRONGEST

decrease discourage disperse dissuade hurt injure lessen scatter weaken

STRONG

disconnect disjoin divide enlarge liquefy loosen melt remove separate soften thin unfasten unmix

WEAK

part

Example Sentences

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While some companies could end up consolidating or changing their business models, this doesn’t mean entire industries will disappear, she added.

From MarketWatch

Asian currencies consolidated in the morning session, but could be weighed down by risk-off sentiment.

From The Wall Street Journal

Regional successes now provide more of an opening to consolidate the U.S. presence in Syria, only some 900 troops in all.

From The Wall Street Journal

He had done a superb job at Brentford to, firstly, earn promotion from the Championship and then, crucially, consolidate their position as a Premier League club.

From BBC

"We intend to give it our all... to consolidate a friendship that is strategic not only for our nations, but for Europe as a whole."

From Barron's

consolidate

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