Merge

/mɜrdʒ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

an instance of merging; a combination of two or more things

The merger of the two firms was announced last week.

verb

to combine or unite into one entity

The two companies decided to merge to improve their market position.

to blend or mix together

The colors in the painting merge beautifully to create a stunning effect.

to cause to combine or coalesce

We need to merge these data sets to analyze the results effectively.

Middle English 'mergen', from Old French 'merger', from Latin 'mergere' meaning 'to dip, sink, immerse'.

merge ahead

A warning that a merging lane is approaching.

merge into one

To combine multiple elements into a single unit.

merging lanes

Roadways that join together.

fusion

The process of combining two things into one, especially in the context of ideas or substances.

amalgamate

To combine or unite to form one organization or structure.

confluence

The point where two rivers meet and flow together.

To blend or mix in a very close fashion.

We just need to merge this idea with yours to make it work.

To integrate different styles or elements seamlessly.

This playlist really merges a lot of different genres.