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merges
verb
-
merge
,
merging
,
merges
,
merged
combines
two
or
more
separate
elements
into
a
single
,
unified
whole
.
•
The
app
automatically
merges
photos
from
different
folders
.
The
app
automatically
merges
photos
from
different
folders
.
•
She
merges
the
two
streams
of
data
effortlessly
.
She
merges
the
two
streams
of
data
effortlessly
.
From
Middle
French
merger
,
from
Latin
mergō
,
mergere
(“
to
dip
,
plunge
,
immerse
”).
noun
-
merge
,
merging
,
merges
,
merged
an
act
of
joining
or
combining
two
or
more
things
into
one
.
•
The
recent
merges
shook
up
the
industry
.
The
recent
merges
shook
up
the
industry
.
•
Several
merges
are
planned
for
next
year
.
Several
merges
are
planned
for
next
year
.
From
Middle
French
merger
,
from
Latin
mergō
,
mergere
(“
to
dip
,
plunge
,
immerse
”).
emerge
verb
-
emerge
,
emerging
,
emerges
,
emerged
to
come
out
of
a
hidden
,
covered
,
or
dark
place
so
that
you
can
be
seen
•
A
tall
figure
emerged
from
the
fog
and
waved
at
us
.
A
tall
figure
emerged
from
the
fog
and
waved
at
us
.
•
After
hours
underground
,
the
exhausted
miners
emerged
into
the
bright
afternoon
sunlight
.
After
hours
underground
,
the
exhausted
miners
emerged
into
the
bright
afternoon
sunlight
.
From
Latin
‘
emergere
’
meaning
‘
to
rise
out
or
up
’.
verb
-
emerge
,
emerging
,
emerges
,
emerged
coming
out
of
or
moving
out
from
something
so
that
it
becomes
visible
•
Bright
green
seedlings
were
emerging
from
the
dark
soil
after
the
spring
rain
.
Bright
green
seedlings
were
emerging
from
the
dark
soil
after
the
spring
rain
.
•
A
slick
gray
seal
was
emerging
from
the
icy
blue
water
,
shaking
drops
from
its
whiskers
onto
the
rocky
shore
.
A
slick
gray
seal
was
emerging
from
the
icy
blue
water
,
shaking
drops
from
its
whiskers
onto
the
rocky
shore
.
Present
participle
of
the
verb
“
emerge
,”
which
comes
from
Latin
emergere
‘
rise
out
,
bring
forth
’.
verb
-
emerge
,
emerging
,
emerges
,
emerged
(
of
facts
,
news
,
or
information
)
to
become
known
after
being
hidden
or
secret
•
It
quickly
emerged
that
the
project
was
far
over
budget
.
It
quickly
emerged
that
the
project
was
far
over
budget
.
•
Details
of
the
secret
agreement
emerged
in
the
morning
newspaper
.
Details
of
the
secret
agreement
emerged
in
the
morning
newspaper
.
Same
Latin
root
as
physical
sense
,
extended
metaphorically
to
knowledge
becoming
visible
.
verb
-
emerge
,
emerging
,
emerges
,
emerged
to
become
recognized
or
important
in
a
particular
situation
or
field
•
She
emerged
as
the
team
’
s
natural
leader
during
the
crisis
.
She
emerged
as
the
team
’
s
natural
leader
during
the
crisis
.
•
The
city
has
emerged
as
a
major
tech
hub
in
recent
years
.
The
city
has
emerged
as
a
major
tech
hub
in
recent
years
.
Figurative
use
recorded
since
the
17th
century
,
linking
physical
act
of
coming
out
with
gaining
prominence
.
merge
verb
-
merge
,
merging
,
merges
,
merged
to
cause
two
or
more
things
to
combine
into
one
•
The
two
companies
will
merge
to
form
a
larger
corporation
.
The
two
companies
will
merge
to
form
a
larger
corporation
.
•
She
merged
the
two
documents
into
a
single
file
.
She
merged
the
two
documents
into
a
single
file
.
From
Middle
French
merger
(“
to
plunge
,
sink
;
to
drown
;
to
sink
(
a
ship
)”),
from
Latin
mergere
,
mergō
(“
to
dip
,
plunge
,
immerse
,
sink
(
a
ship
)”).
verb
-
merge
,
merging
,
merges
,
merged
to
become
combined
or
joined
with
something
else
•
Traffic
begins
to
merge
from
the
exit
ramp
.
Traffic
begins
to
merge
from
the
exit
ramp
.
•
The
small
stream
merges
with
the
river
downstream
.
The
small
stream
merges
with
the
river
downstream
.
noun
-
merge
,
merging
,
merges
,
merged
the
act
or
process
of
merging
two
or
more
things
•
The
merge
of
the
two
firms
was
announced
today
.
The
merge
of
the
two
firms
was
announced
today
.
•
After
the
merge
,
the
new
company
thrived
.
After
the
merge
,
the
new
company
thrived
.
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