Merged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MERGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• MERGE, to combine
• combine or cause to combine to form a single entity
• blend or cause to blend gradually into something else so as to become indistinguishable from it
• absorb (a title or estate) in another.
ADJECTIVE:
• formed or united into a whole

Words related to MERGED

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How to use MERGED in a sentence

• The capital-unit being impersonal can be absolutely merged for common action with like units.
• All their plans and projects are merged in the desire of physical enjoyment, physical well-being.
• The two names clearly point to two versions, which in accordance with the manner of ancient compositions were merged into one.
• The Light-God had become merged in the divine culture hero.
• And now every other consideration was merged in the alarm occasioned by the daily increasing fury of the pestilence.
• In Sir Philip Sidney the character of the knight was merged into that of the modern gentleman.
• He would learn practically the strange truth that to know the highest life Self must be lost and merged in something bigger.
• Both hearing and sight merged into something more intimate than either.
• Patience bore her grief in another way, it was merged to some extent in her anxiety about her husband.
• It is, moreover, supported by the frequently and clearly stated theory of the individual souls being merged in Brahman in the state of deep dreamless sleep.
• It formed a point of light and brightness from which all else merged into shadow, and yet deeper shadow, until the eye reached the dark panelling of the walls.
• What happens when two of these champions meet in those shadowy regions of romance where all costume novels are merged I do not know.
• When they are all merged into each other, and rested in a single individual or a single body of individuals, the government is then a despotism.
• Therefore, the requirements and conditions of former periods have changed and merged into exigencies which distinctly characterize the present age of the world of mankind.
• He will ultimately succeed, and all, himself included, be merged in Unity.
• The image of your beloved parents is merged in the water and what remains is called memory.
• The road now curved a little to the left, and a few hundred yards ahead another from the east merged with it.
• His office of commandant was merged and lost in the new order of things.
• He had believed that his destiny was to found an empire in which all other ancient empires should be merged, and he all but accomplished the stupendous task.
• I watched her bosom rising and falling, and her motionless face, and the living book that was merged with her.
• The faces of the houses had now merged in the general darkness, and she had difficulty in determining which she sought.
• This family has passed away, and its property merged in Banff.
• Tarte and Dansereau tried to rally the Bleu forces against Laurier, but these were no longer distinguishable from the Liberal hosts into which they had merged.

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