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converge
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Definition to come together; or to be adjacent or similar
  • The lines converge at this point
converge = come together
  • Social forces converged to bring the Fascists back to power
  • The crowd converged on the movie star
  • he had arrived at the point of convergence where the fate of all living things, and even the earth, had been laid.
    Leslie Marmon Silko  --  Ceremony
    • convergence = coming together
  • Police helicopters are converging on Avenue 87 and Elm Grove Park!
    Ray Bradbury  --  Fahrenheit 451
    • converging = coming together
  • I banged the inside, where the veins converge.
    Susanna Kaysen  --  Girl Interrupted
    • converge = come together
  • The monkeys explode into a shrieking mass of orange fur and converge on him.
    Suzanne Collins  --  Catching Fire
    • converge = come together
  • Here five roads converged.
    Alexander Solzhenitsyn  --  One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich
    • converged = came together
  • I only had about a second to feel like that before my friends converged on me, all talking at once about...
    P.C. Cast & Kristin Cast  --  Betrayed
    • converged = came together
  • There were many trucks too and some carts going through on other streets and converging on the main road.
    Ernest Hemingway  --  A Farewell to Arms
    • converging = coming together
  • Bolts of energy forked from the guns and converged at the afrit, slamming into its back.
    Henry H. Neff  --  The Second Siege
    • converged = came together
  • Below, the lanterns bobbed wildly, rapidly converging at a point near the orchard's edge.
    Henry H. Neff  --  The Hound of Rowan
    • converging = coming together
  • For a moment they seem to converge on the boy as he stands in the middle of the stable,
    Peter Shaffer  --  Equus
    • converge = come together
  • Everybody converged on the creek as Luke ran across into friendly territory.
    Rick Riordan  --  The Lightning Thief
    • converged = came together
  • The Hunters cheered as both sides converged on the creek.
    Rick Riordan  --  The Titan's Curse
    • converged = came together
  • The roads all converged, weblike, to Gettysburg.
    Michael Shaara  --  The Killer Angels
    • converged = came together
  • "Get him!" someone yelled, and the sidewalk people converged on Kuba.
    Jerry Spinelli  --  Milkweed
    • converged = came together
  • I am in close touch both with the authorities and with the press, so that news is converging upon me from all parts.
    Sir Arthur Conan Doyle  --  The Poison Belt
  • Our courses were converging like the sides of an angle, the vertex of which was at the edge of the fog-bank.
    Jack London  --  The Sea Wolf
  • From all over the system, VDA and UNG beams converged on the Troy in flashes of fire.
    John Ringo  --  Live Free or Die

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