Synonyms for combined
com·bined

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1. combinedadjective

   made or joined or united into one

   Antonyms:
   unmixed, uncombined, uncompounded

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1. combinedadjective

   Synonyms:
   united, confederated, federated, amalgamated, incorporated

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1. List of paraphrases for "combined":

   combination, combo, merged, coupled, combiné, conjugate, conjugated, joint, kombinované, locked, mixed, merger, blended, grouped, merge, consolidated, pooled, combines, handsets, lockup, lockups, total, periodic, cumulative, paired, together, cumulated, aggregated, common

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1. Laura Ng Shuk-kuen:

   [The books'] combined effect was to influence or educate readers to neither be Chinese nor have a sense of belonging to the country.

2. Annabel Fiddes:

   The persistently weak performance of manufacturers combined with a slowdown in the service sector is likely to prompt the authorities to introduce further stimulus measures to ensure growth momentum improves in the second half of the year and to reach the GDP growth target of around 7 percent.

3. Raymond James ' Siegfried:

   Solid global demand growth combined with declining production both domestically( in the U.S.) and globally, should lead to a meaningfully undersupplied global oil market by mid-2016.

4. Greg Rusedski:

   I think it would be a good idea because you look at the biggest events in the world right now, the four majors, the Masters Series in Miami and Indian Wells and Rome, they are combined events, and I think it's good, if you put the men's and women's games together it's a better product and better for the fans.

5. Phillippe Marlière:

   The French president has more power on paper than the American [ resident. The French president can control the police, the army, all domestic policy, all foreign policy. The French president even appoints The French president own prime minister, this, combined with someone seeking re-election who is already shifting to the right on issues like Islam with no real oversight is very concerning.