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🔗merge

verb
/mɜːrdʒ/
meretricious merger
merge definition card — visual illustration of the meaning merge collocation card — common word combinations and phrases

Meaning

to combine or join together; to blend into one
to combine or join together to form one entity

Example Sentences

The two companies decided to merge to increase their market share.

The two companies decided to merge their resources.

Synonyms

combine, unite, join, blend, fuse
Entry 1
combine, unite, join, blend
Entry 2
combine, unite, blend, fuse

Antonyms

separate, divide, split, disconnect
Entry 1
separate, divide, split, disconnect
Entry 2
separate, divide

Collocations

merge companies, merge files, merge lanes, merge successfully, merge together, merge resources, merge into
Entry 1
merge companies, merge files, merge lanes, merge successfully, merge together
Entry 2
merge together, merge resources, merge into

More Example Sentences

It’s better to save money for emergencies.

I learned to stay calm during emergencies.

We learned not to panic during emergencies.

They were proud to help during the emergency.

It is necessary to stay calm in an emergency.

It is necessary to save money for emergencies.

It’s important to stay calm during emergencies.

I am strong enough to stay calm in emergencies.

They are brilliant at staying calm in emergencies.

Who among your neighbors is most helpful in emergencies?

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