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combine
verb as in connect, integrate
Strong matches
amalgamate, band, bind, bond, bracket, coalesce, commingle, compound, conjoin, cooperate, dub, interface, join, league, marry, mingle, network, pool, relate, synthesize, unify, unite, wed
Weak matches
bunch up, coadjute, get-together, glue oneself to, hitch on, hook on, plug into, put together, slap on, stand in with, tack on, tag on, team up with, throw in together, tie up with
Example Sentences
McCullum, who was appointed to the role in September, will combine it with his job as England Test coach.
But Google also pays Apple more money than all its other partners combined.
But the prosecution rejected that claim, saying the combined effects of alcohol and a "fixation" with diazepam, which he was buying off the streets, had sent him into a violent rage.
Edwards picked up a combined 50 yards in the third and fourth quarters.
“One imagines it’s all those things combined, but no one’s ever said remotely the same thing after watching. It always elicits a subjective response.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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