7 uses
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Definition
to come together; or to be adjacent or similar
- The weapon was seen; shouts followed, men converged, fists and hands separating the combatants.Chapter 3 (98% in)
- Both men converged on Bourne as he backed into the deserted elevator.Chapter 4 (**% in)
- The two men converged on the entrance, separating at the last moment, one on either end of the row of clear glass panels.Chapter 5 (39% in)
- She stared at him, bewilderment and fear converged in her look.Chapter 7 (26% in)
- Two men breaking through the crowds, converging, brokering death.Chapter 29 (45% in)
- He could see the two men; they were converging on Philippe d'Anjou, who was still pacing in front of the short flight of marble steps.Chapter 30 (53% in)
- Blurred images from the past converged with the terrible reality of the present, driving him insane.Chapter 30 (62% in)
There are no more uses of "converge" in The Bourne Identity.
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