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My ideas are beginning to coalesce into a plan.coalesce = come together
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Unfortunately, the events of last night had coalesced in her head. (source)
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It took a moment for the thought to coalesce into the form of a question. (source)
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her fear was greater now, more coalesced, (source)coalesced = consolidated (different aspects having come together)
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And then he jumped when the light coalesced on one spot, and he finally saw her. (source)coalesced = merged or came together
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A gathering murmur, people in their yards talking across the fences, coalesced outside. (source)coalesced = came together
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The shimmering wall of air parted like a silver curtain, and then a tall man was standing next to Hodge, as if he had coalesced out of the humid air. (source)coalesced = come together
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We have reason to believe that the alienated forces within Earth civilization will coalesce and grow.† (source)
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Have You Ever had so much to say that your mouth closed up tight, struggling to harness the nuclear force coalescing within your words? (source)coalescing = merging or coming together
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Like water vapor crystalizing into the magnificent, unique form of a snowflake, the babble of voices coalesces into a single conversation.† (source)
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Today we should arrive at the school, the place where an enormous coalescence of things occurred, and I'm already feeling tense.† (source)
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His work did not suffer, but his mood did; he felt more and more that he was living in a cloud chamber, breathing an atmosphere thick with uncoalesced electricity.† (source)uncoalesced = not having come togetherstandard prefix: The prefix "un-" in uncoalesced means not and reverses the meaning of coalesced. This is the same pattern you see in words like unhappy, unknown, and unlucky.
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And in seeing these sudden coalescences of vision and in recall of some strange fragment of thought whose origin I have no idea of, I'm like a clairvoyant, a spirit medium receiving messages from another world.† (source)
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Not the swarming of the divergent, parallel and finally coalescent armies, but a more inaccessible, more intimate agitation that they in some manner prefigured.† (source)
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It's a kind of a noncoalescence between reason and feeling.† (source)noncoalescence = the quality of not coming togetherstandard prefix: The prefix "non-" in noncoalescence means not and reverses the meaning of coalescence. This is the same pattern you see in words like nonfat, nonfiction, and nonprofit.
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The rest of the family was as shocked as if Theresa had died. They coalesced, quiet, at the foot of her bed. Waiting. (source)coalesced = came together; or merged
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