Meld

/mɛld/

Meaning & Definition

noun

a combination or mixture of elements.

The meld of historical and contemporary influences is apparent in the city's architecture.

verb

to combine or blend two or more things together.

The chef decided to meld the flavors of the herbs and spices to create a unique dish.

to merge or unify; to bring together different elements.

The architect aimed to meld traditional design with modern aesthetics in the new building.

to mix together harmoniously or seamlessly.

In the film, the sound and visuals meld beautifully, enhancing the overall experience.

Originated from the late Middle English 'meld', variant of 'meldan' from Old English, meaning to mix.

meld into one

to combine various aspects into a single cohesive unit.

meld thoughts

to bring together ideas or perspectives.

melt

to change from a solid to a liquid state usually due to heat.

mix

to combine two or more substances together.

to get things combined in a smooth way.

We should meld our schedules to find a time that works for both of us.

to harmonize in terms of music or style.

Their voices meld together beautifully in that song.