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meld

verb as in blend, bring together

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But, he said, New York’s neighborhoods can feel like they’re melding together.

Grewal has previously addressed criticisms about her gala jokes and her melding of business and politics.

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The goal was to meld a top-flight recording studio with offices to be rented to people in the entertainment business.

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The song hits that sweet spot unique to the Swell Season where the somber and celestial meld.

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Kirk was known for melding his conservative politics, nationalism and evangelical faith, casting the current political climate as a state of spiritual warfare between a righteous right wing and so-called godless liberals.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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