Pronunciation

/kəmˈbaɪn/

Definitions

Noun

1. The act of joining or mixing two or more things together to form a single unit or product. Example: “The chemical reaction combined the elements to create a new compound.”
2. A group or organization formed by combining different parts or units. Example: “The company has several departments that work together under one combined team.”
3. An agreement or union between people or parties. Example: “They signed a combine to lease the land for farming purposes.”

Verb

1. To unite or blend (elements, substances, or ideas) together. Example: “We combined their ideas to create a more innovative solution.”
2. To merge financial interests, as in a business deal. Example: “The companies decided to combine their resources to expand their market share.”
3. To participate or cooperate in an event or activity with others. Example: “Students are encouraged to combine their skills in a group project.”

Adjective

Referring to something that combines or includes various elements. Example: “A combined effort is essential for success.”

Adverb

In a manner that combines or unites. Example: “The teams combined their efforts seamlessly.”

Phrases

• “Combine forces” means to join together and work as a single unit.
• “Combined effects” refers to the result of multiple factors working together.
• “Combine efforts” is a call to collaborate or work jointly.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The gardener combined different plants in her garden to create a colorful display.”
• Verb: “The researchers combined their findings to produce a comprehensive report.”
• Adjective: “The combined technologies made the process much more efficient.”
• Adverb: “Their combined expertise proved invaluable to the project.”

Synonyms

• Integrate
• Merge
• Join
• Unite
• Blend
• Consort
• Collaborate