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To unite into a whole. They combine to form one single group.

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Usage examples (32)
  • All of the ideas will coalesce finally into the writing of the law.
  • Romanticism: Such massive evidence of the failure to make the various individual readings coalesce is a somewhat melancholy spectacle.
  • He stepped forward to kind of coalesce all this energy around, can we do it?
  • And quantum phenomena happen even if no observer is there to make them "coalesce".
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