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View definitions for cross-fertilize

cross-fertilize

verb as in cross

verb as in pollinate

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Example Sentences

But the line behind her, filled with a generation of comics who’ve managed to cross-fertilize standup and with a contemporary, queer sensibility, is growing rapidly, and comedy’s evolving apparatus can barely keep pace.

Mr. Ackerman said he would have preferred to have two such cultural exhibitions up at once, to “cross-fertilize,” but has not had the space.

The practical benefit is that the multiple projects cross-fertilize each other.

From Time

Our annual flagship Techonomy conference gathers leaders of tech, business, government, science, academia and NGOs to cross-fertilize and share both enthusiasm and alarm at the pace of tech-driven transformation.

From Forbes

"Now we can get people together from all over the world and these people can cross-fertilize each other," Munger said.

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

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