Synonyms for merging
merg·ing

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1. merging, meeting, coming togethernoun

   the act of joining together as one

   "the merging of the two groups occurred quickly"; "there was no meeting of minds"

   Synonyms:
   group meeting, meeting, encounter, conflux, get together, coming together, confluence

   Antonyms:
   diverging, divergent

2. confluence, conflux, mergingadjective

   a flowing together

   Synonyms:
   conflux, coming together, confluence, meeting, concourse

   Antonyms:
   divergent, diverging

3. confluent, merging(a)adjective

   flowing together

   Antonyms:
   diverging, divergent

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1. List of paraphrases for "merging":

   merger, fusion, merge, amalgamation, melting, amalgamating, coalescing, combining, smelting, mergers, combine, conflation, merged

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1. Joe Jonas:

   One of the most special things that our relationship has given us is a merging of families who love and respect each other's faiths and culture. And so planning our wedding with an amalgamation of both was so amazing.

2. Paul Ryan:

   I think what we should be focused on is listening to people in communities who have done a good job of merging law enforcement with the communities so that these kinds of problems don’t occur.

3. Nadhim Zahawi:

   If that rises further then we look at things like merging classes, teaching in bigger numbers.

4. Michael Koss:

   What we’ve just studied is a source in the very final stage of collision, so what we’re seeing presages that merger and also gives us insight into the connection between black holes merging and growing and eventually producing gravitational waves.

5. John Sousa:

   Reeter said. The two PACs have had the same goal, but traditionally used different methods to achieve it. Our Children’s Future has been more focused on getting big donors to put in large contributions, while The 2016 Committee said that they are more of a grassroots movement that typically brings in donations that average less than $100 per donation. Sousa told FoxNews.com that one of the reasons for not merging entirely was the logistical headache and the costs that would be required to comply with Federal Electoral Commission rules. However, he didn’t rule out them becoming one entity at some point in the future. We’ll take one day at a time and let’s see what happens, at the end of the day we’re going to do what’s best to get Dr. Carson elected.