Use of the word coalesce in a sentence example

coalesce

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A couple of parties coalesced to form a new government. [verb]

Only once does the mixture seem to gel and coalesce into something more than the sum of its parts. [verb]

Is there any chance of some debate among flat tax, small government, free market thinkers to coalesce into an effective political group? [verb]

(The women's heads coalesce.) [verb]

In what ultimate ambition had all concurrent and consecutive ambitions now coalesced. [verb]

The same is true of the chains that coalesce with these near Cape Maisi and diverge northwesterly along the N. [Please select]

Some sensations coalesce with some ideas, and others are irreconcilable. [Please select]

(_b_) In a later stage these particles coalesce to form larger "flocks" (macroscopic coagulation). [Please select]

The creamy-white, rounded edge of the approaching clouds came and coalesced, spread and mushroomed. [Please select]

They usually occur in clusters, each one being distinct, or they may coalesce. [Please select]

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