merge

noun

The joining together of multiple sources.

(syntax) Within the Minimalist Program, a fundamental operation of syntactic construction

verb

(transitive, intransitive) To combine into a whole.

To blend gradually into something else.

Roots

mergomerg- · Latin · dip, plunge

Synonyms for merge

combinev coalescev meldv unifyv unitev comminglev amalgamatev blendn syncretizev immixv mixn conjoinv integratev consolidatev interfuse interblend fusen concatenatev interminglev joinv federatev

Words related to merge

conflatev coadunatev mergern unificadj amalgamationn unifiableadj combinerv inosculatev interfusionn consubstantiatev recombinev consociatedv interjoin coalescencen desegregatev consolidationn conflationn disseverv reunifyv

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