Definitions and Examples of fused, blended, combined
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Joined or blended together, often by melting or heating.
Example
The glass was made by heating and then cooling fused sand and soda ash.
Mixed together thoroughly to create a uniform substance.
Example
The chef blended the ingredients to make a smoothie.
Joined or brought together to form a single entity or group.
Example
The two companies combined their resources to create a stronger business.
Key Differences: fused vs blended vs combined
- 1Fused implies that two or more things have been joined together by melting or heating.
- 2Blended suggests that two or more things have been mixed together thoroughly to create a uniform substance.
- 3Combined refers to the joining or bringing together of two or more things to form a single entity or group.
Effective Usage of fused, blended, combined
- 1Cooking: Use blended to describe food that has been mixed together thoroughly.
- 2Science: Use fused to describe materials that have been joined together by melting or heating.
- 3Business: Use combined to describe the joining of two or more companies or resources.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of nonfused are fused, blended, and combined. These words describe different ways in which things can be combined or mixed together. Use these words in various contexts such as cooking, science, and business to describe the process of combining or mixing things together.
