Synonyms for combiné
kəmˈbaɪn for 1, 2, 6 , ˈkɒm baɪn for 3, 7 ; n. ˈkɒm baɪncom·biné

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1. combine

   Agree is the most general term of this group, signifying to have like qualities, proportions, views, or inclinations, so as to be free from jar, conflict, or contradiction in a given relation. To concur is to agree in general; to coincide is to agree in every particular. Whether in application to persons or things, concur tends to expression in action more than coincide; we may either concur or coincide in an opinion, but concur in a decision; views coincide, causes concur. One accepts another's terms, complies with his wishes, admits his statement, approves his plan, conforms to his views of doctrine or duty, accedes or consents to his proposal. Accede expresses the more formal agreement, consent the more complete. To assent is an act of the understanding; to consent, of the will. We may concur or agree with others, either in opinion or decision. One may silently acquiesce in that which does not meet his views, but which he does not care to contest. He admits the charge brought, or the statement made, by another — admit always carrying a suggestion of reluctance. Assent is sometimes used for a mild form of consent, as if agreement in the opinion assured approval of the decision.

   Synonyms:
   accede, accept, accord, acquiesce, admit, agree, approve, assent, coincide, comply, concur, consent, harmonize

   Antonyms:
   contend, contradict, decline, demur, deny, differ, disagree, dispute, dissent, oppose, protest, refuse

   Preposition:
   I agree in opinion with the speaker; to the terms proposed; persons agree on or upon a statement of principles, rules, etc.; we must agree among ourselves.

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1. combinenoun

   harvester that heads and threshes and cleans grain while moving across the field

   Synonyms:
   corporate trust, combining, trust, cartel

2. trust, corporate trust, combine, cartelnoun

   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"

   Synonyms:
   combining, corporate trust, trustfulness, trust, cartel, trustingness, faith, confidence, combine, reliance

3. combining, combineverb

   an occurrence that results in things being united

   Synonyms:
   corporate trust, compounding, trust, combining, combination, cartel, combine

4. unite, combineverb

   have or possess in combination

   "she unites charm with a good business sense"

   Synonyms:
   blend, conflate, unite, link up, join, coalesce, unify, aggregate, connect, merge, combine, mix, commingle, flux, link, compound, meld, fuse, immix

5. compound, combineverb

   put or add together

   "combine resources"

   Synonyms:
   conflate, unite, blend, flux, coalesce, aggregate, merge, combine, mix, commingle, intensify, heighten, compound, meld, fuse, immix, deepen

6. compound, combineverb

   combine so as to form a whole; mix

   "compound the ingredients"

   Synonyms:
   conflate, unite, blend, flux, coalesce, aggregate, merge, combine, mix, commingle, intensify, heighten, compound, meld, fuse, immix, deepen

7. combineverb

   add together from different sources

   "combine resources"

   Synonyms:
   unite, conflate, meld, commingle, compound, flux, blend, mix, coalesce, fuse, merge, aggregate, immix

8. combineverb

   join for a common purpose or in a common action

   "These forces combined with others"

   Synonyms:
   unite, conflate, meld, commingle, compound, flux, blend, mix, coalesce, fuse, merge, aggregate, immix

9. aggregate, combineverb

   gather in a mass, sum, or whole

   Synonyms:
   unite, conflate, meld, commingle, compound, flux, blend, mix, coalesce, fuse, merge, combine, aggregate, immix

10. blend, flux, mix, conflate, commingle, immix, fuse, coalesce, meld, combine, mergeverb

    mix together different elements

    "The colors blend well"

    Synonyms:
    go, conflate, amalgamate, mix in, blend, blend in, immingle, unify, compound, commix, intermix, flow, merge, combine, mix, commingle, flux, desegregate, aggregate, intermingle, unite, coalesce, mingle, integrate, ruffle, meld, melt, liquify, fuse, immix, liquefy, shuffle

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1. • Add
   • Amalgamate
   • Contribute
   • Harvester
   • Interact
   • Mix

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1. combineverb

   Synonyms:
   unite, join together

2. combineverb

   Synonyms:
   mix, blend, incorporate, amalgamate, compound, put together

3. combineverb

   Synonyms:
   coalesce, be united

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1. combinenoun

   Synonyms:
   combination

2. combineverb

   Synonyms:
   unite, incorporate, merge, amalgamate, blend, coalesce, confederate

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1. List of paraphrases for "combine":

   combining, merge, combines, reconcile, combined, unite, mix, combination, blend, merging, intermix, join

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1. Professor Martin Tangney:

   In the production of whisky less than ten percent of what comes out in the distillery is actually the primary product, the bulk of the remainder are these unwanted residues - pot ale and barley. What we can do is combine these two together, create a brand new raw material, apply a different fermentation technology and convert the residual good material in here into high-value products and in particular this - biobutanol, which is an advanced biofuel which is an exact replacement for petrol or diesel.

2. Michael James:

   But that overhead nervousness is still there, the Evergrande situation is still a black cloud hanging over global markets. Combine that with uncertainty with Fed commentary coming tomorrow, and there’s a reluctance to get overly aggressive on the long side.

3. Shaun Murphy:

   Computers, tablets, and smartphones are very inexpensive and [sometimes older devices are free] and internet access is just a coffee shop away, combine that with the energy and inquisitive nature of children and you have unlimited possibilities.

4. David Carter:

   Old school sports reporting in a traditional sense has become a dying art, combine this with trends in sports news consumption, including popular niche websites and social media, and newspaper reporting finds itself being on the brink.

5. Robertson Davies:

   To be a book-collector is to combine the worst characteristics of a dope fiend with those of a miser.