Converged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONVERGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CONVERGE, to come together
• (of lines) tend to meet at a point
• come together from different directions so as eventually to meet
• come from different directions and meet at (a place)
• (of a number of things) gradually change so as to become similar or develop something in common
• (of a series) approximate in the sum of its terms towards a definite limit

Words related to CONVERGED

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How to use CONVERGED in a sentence

• And the whole family of man might seem at that time to be converged at the bidding of the dead Dictator.
• At first with large intervals between, the bales slowly converged as the circle drew in.
• Four Royalist battalions converged upon them, and they were crushed.
• The crowd grew denser at every step, and at last, at a corner where two great ways converged, he came to a stop, and the multitude flowed about him and closed him in.
• Some of the most important supply roads of this sector of the front converged in Arras.
• They had converged during the journey so that many were in place throughout the area of the search, ready to respond to any orders that might come.
• Bennett was left on the platform alone, watching it lessen to a smoky blur where the rails converged toward the horizon.
• The topics of the several papers and addresses, though covering a large range of thought all converged to the same main point, and were especially pertinent to the hour.
• Cordelia looked also, her eyes seeming converged to a bright point of fear.
• Once a migration began to flow, it set in motion many currents and cross currents, but all these converged towards the districts which offered the most attractions to mankind.
• In the middle ages Buddhism and Hinduism converged until they coincided so completely that Buddhism disappeared.
• Well, when the legislature met the excitement was at its height and the gust of popular foolishness converged all its forces at the capitol.
• A mile of the way lay over a stretch of attenuated grass along a ridge that sloped away to the depths of a narrow valley, which converged upon the river some miles to the north.
• There was a final point where green and silver converged in a blinding dazzle, and over this the sun hung, emerging from a nebulous glare to a slowly defining sphere.
• The crowd converged on an archway, passed through a short throat and emerged on a wider space again, lit dimly.
• If their points of view diverged in lesser matters, they converged in great ones.
• When Lightbody had heard from the voice of another the message that stood written before his eyes, all at once all impulses in his brain converged into one.
• Over the whole of this, and in all directions, ran the luminous trails which converged to the summit of Copernicus.
• One of his companions assumed the lead of the three who were left, and Jimmy and his four chums now converged with these four in a rush toward the open portal.
• Here the roads of Asia Minor converged, and here we still see the sculptured bas-reliefs of a Hittite palace and long rows of Hittite deities.
• The eyes of each were then so intently converged upon the stone that one could fancy their beams were visible, like rays in a fog.
• From right and front and left, a semicircle of fire converged upon their ranks and strewed the ground with their dead.
• Before the messengers arrived the Confederate infantry, in every quarter of the battlefield, swept forward from the woods, and a vast wave of men converged upon the plateau.
• It was clear also that the only official way of releasing a prisoner was to get him up by a ladder or rope through the small opening to which the sides converged overhead.
• The various proposals and counter-proposals all converged in an opposition to Steele.
• Then their talk converged more upon topics connected with this story, and among them was Mr.
• The savages converged in front of them in a semicircle, and their fire grew heavier and heavier.
• The battle converged toward them again, and Paul knew that he was needed to help the others hold the little neck of land so important to all.
• What cared I if shell and mare and rider converged together upon their destruction? I rode through a rush of confused impressions.
• Various recent lines of tendency have converged to produce this change of attitude and of atmosphere.
• He saw a figure on the other side, which turned out to be hers, and they both converged towards the crossmark at the same moment.
• On that little shape had converged all the inauspiciousness and shadow which had darkened the first union of Jude, and all the accidents, mistakes, fears, errors of the last.
• The efforts to obtain pleasure or to feed the imagination are thus converged upon the senses which it is already difficult for young people to understand and to control.
• When attached to the cross, she was gay, and converged with whoever addressed her, remaining crucified nearly half an hour.

Similar words containing NVERG without suffix ed and without prefix co

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