V2 Vocabulary Building Dictionary
amalgamate
verb
Definition: to join or combine together with something else
Synonyms: combine, mix, merge, commingle, integrate
Antonyms: divide, separate
Tips: Amalgamate is derived from the Greek malakos, meaning "soft." It was originally a term used in metallurgy; think of combining soft metals together. As an adjective, amalgamated means "joined together as a whole." An amalgam is a combination or blend of various things. Think of different metals combining to make a stronger, more superior metal.
Usage Examples:
If we amalgamate our various resources, the project will be finished more quickly. (combine, integrate)
Dentists usually amalgamate mercury with silver to create dental fillings. (combine, mix)
The world-famous chef likes to amalgamate many different ingredients to create her savory dishes. (combine, integrate)
The report was an amalgam of facts from many different sources. (combination, blend) noun
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