fusion
fu|sion /fj'uːʒən/ (fusions)
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A fusion of different qualities, ideas, or things is something new that is created by joining them together.
His previous fusions of jazz, pop and African melodies have proved highly successful.
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The fusion of two or more things involves joining them together to form one thing.
His final reform was the fusion of regular and reserve forces.
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In physics, fusion is the process in which atomic particles combine and produce a large amount of nuclear energy.
...research into nuclear fusion.
1 [N-COUNT] oft N of pl-n
A fusion of different qualities, ideas, or things is something new that is created by joining them together.
His previous fusions of jazz, pop and African melodies have proved highly successful.
2 [N-VAR] oft N of pl-n
The fusion of two or more things involves joining them together to form one thing.
His final reform was the fusion of regular and reserve forces.
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In physics, fusion is the process in which atomic particles combine and produce a large amount of nuclear energy.
...research into nuclear fusion.