coalesced

verb form (past of coalesce: coalesce, coalesces, coalesced, coalescing); adjective (coalesced)

«coalesced» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

Past form of «coalesce»: came together and joined into one bigger thing or group. tree →
(adjective, science) Joined or merged together (coalesced droplets). tree →

In the lessons

Used in science to explain how stars, planets, raindrops and bubbles were formed, and in history to say how groups or ideas joined into one. It tells the reader that the joining has already happened.

Examples

The droplets coalesced into a big raindrop. tree →
Gas and dust coalesced to form the Earth. tree →
Over the summer, the friends coalesced into a band. tree →
The scattered villages slowly coalesced into a town. tree →
The two oil drops coalesced on the water. tree →
Their different ideas coalesced into one clear plan. tree →

Note

Past simple and past participle of «coalesce» (just add -d). Formal. Say «koh-uh-LEST». Everyday words: merged, joined together.

On Mova

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