Question

coalesce Three local civic groups have recently coalesced to form a single organization, believing it will result in more effective campaigns. ˌkoʊəˈlɛs

Accepted Answer

To come together to form one group or mass. Social movements are often said to coalesce when groups with somewhat different interests realize how much they have in common. Some physicists believe that planets coalesced not from space rocks but from icy clouds of cosmic dust. Some people even study how languages coalesce—for example, the fairly new language Afrikaans, a mixture of Dutch and native languages spoken in South Africa, which only really solidified about 150 years ago.

word	coalesce
definition	To come together to form one group or mass.
eg_sentence	Three local civic groups have recently coalesced to form a single organization, believing it will result in more effective campaigns.
explanation	Social movements are often said to coalesce when groups with somewhat different interests realize how much they have in common. Some physicists believe that planets coalesced not from space rocks but from icy clouds of cosmic dust. Some people even study how languages coalesce—for example, the fairly new language Afrikaans, a mixture of Dutch and native languages spoken in South Africa, which only really solidified about 150 years ago.
IPA	ˌkoʊəˈlɛs

Coalesce Form Groups Coalesced Languages Mass Local Civic