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amalgamate

verb

To combine separate parts into a unified whole.

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To combine separate parts into a unified whole

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amalgamationnoun

The combining of separate things into one whole.

The combining of separate things into one whole

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The archive was an amalgamation of three private collections.
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The amalgamation created one committee from several small groups.
From Vocabulary Studio 3: Amalgamate to animus.

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The organizers decided to amalgamate the two neighborhood clubs.
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The artist would amalgamate several traditions in one performance.
From Vocabulary Studio 3: Amalgamate to animus.

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