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merged
adjective as in joined
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adjective as in melted
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Weak match
adjective as in mixed
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Example Sentences
The Times reached out to Schwan’s, which last year merged with the food affiliates and produces products under Red Baron, Bibigo and other brand names.
She wants council pension pots to be merged so they can make bigger investments to generate higher returns, a move criticised as risky by some.
But the movement seemed to be experimenting: What would happen if you took Tanton’s warnings about population and the climate and merged them with people’s fears of outsiders and paranoia about the limits of resources?
Beyond branding, the merged entity will face a slew of operational challenges.
He reasoned that, while physical objects like flesh and bone can be divided or merged together, consciousness is intrinsically different because it cannot be quantified.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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