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What is another word for Combination? – 127 Combination Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    mix blend merger fusion amalgam integration synthesis union alliance coalition partnership association grouping teaming combining mingling merging fusing joining uniting linking pairing matching coordinating aligning harmonizing synchronizing compromise arrangement configuration assortment collection aggregation assemblage integration unification consolidation

    Meaning of Combination

    The primary meaning of the word "Combination" refers to the act of combining or the state of being combined, where different things are brought together to form a new whole.

    Definitions

    • The act of combining or the state of being combined, especially in a way that produces a new whole with its own characteristics
    • A group of people, things, or ideas that are put together, especially in order to achieve something
    • A way of selecting or arranging items, such as numbers or letters, in a particular order

    Etymology of Combination

    The word "Combination" originates from the Latin words "com" meaning "together" and "binare" meaning "to pair" or "to yoke", with the suffix "-ation" indicating a process or result
    Historically, the term has been used in various contexts, including mathematics, chemistry, and social sciences, to describe the act of bringing together different elements to form a new entity

    Example Uses

    • The company is a combination of several smaller businesses that merged to form a larger corporation
    • The combination of flavors in the recipe created a unique and delicious dish
    • The combination lock requires a specific sequence of numbers to open

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    separation division distinction isolation detachment disunion disconnection dissociation fragmentation splitting severance dispersal scattering segregation differentiation contrast opposition exclusion rejection elimination removal expulsion