Definitions of combine
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To
unite,
agree,
or
coalesce;
to
unite
in
friendship
or
league;
to
unite
by
affinity.
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To
bring
or
come
into
a
close
union;
blend;
unite.
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To
unite
or
join;
link
closely
together.
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To
join
two
together:
to
unite
intimately.
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To
unite;
agree.
-
To
come
into
close
union: (
chem.)
to
unite
and
form
a
new
compound.
-
have
or
possess
in
combination; "
she
unites
charm
with
a
good
business
sense"
-
put
or
add
together; "
combine
resources"
-
combine
so
as
to
form
a
whole;
mix; "
compound
the
ingredients"
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To
unite;
to
unite
closely;
to
cause
to
unite.
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To
unite
or
join
together
two
or
more
things;
to
link
closely
together;
to
cause
to
unite
or
bring
into
union;
to
unite,
agree,
or
coalesce;
to
league
together.
-
harvester
that
heads
and
threshes
and
cleans
grain
while
moving
across
the
field
-
an
occurrence
that
results
in
things
being
united
-
a
consortium
of
independent
organizations
formed
to
limit
competition
by
controlling
the
production
and
distribution
of
a
product
or
service; "
they
set
up
the
trust
in
the
hope
of
gaining
a
monopoly"
-
add
together
from
different
sources; "
combine
resources"
-
To
unite
or
join;
to
link
closely
together;
to
bring
into
harmonious
union;
to
cause
or
unite
so
as
to
form
a
homogeneous
substance,
as
by
chemical
union.
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To
bind;
to
hold
by
a
moral
tie.
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To
form
a
union;
to
agree;
to
coalesce;
to
confederate.
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To
unite
by
affinity
or
natural
attraction;
as,
two
substances,
which
will
not
combine
of
themselves,
may
be
made
to
combine
by
the
intervention
of
a
third.
-
In
the
game
of
casino,
to
play
a
card
which
will
take
two
or
more
cards
whose
aggregate
number
of
pips
equals
those
of
the
card
played.
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To
cause
a
promiscuous
interpenetration
of
the
parts
of,
as
of
two
or
more
substances
with
each
other,
or
of
one
substance
with
others;
to
unite
or
blend
into
one
mass
or
compound,
as
by
stirring
together;
to
mingle;
to
blend;
as,
to
mix
flour
and
salt;
to
mix
wines.
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Colloquially,
a
secret
joining
together
of
persons.
-
To
unite;
join;
agree.
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