converge in Greek
converge in Greek is συγκλίνω — converge means to move from different directions toward the same point, gradually getting closer together.
converge in Greek
συγκλίνω
Pronounced: syglino
(intransitive) (said of two or more entities) To approach each other; to get closer and closer.
What does "converge" mean?
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verb To move from different directions toward the same point, gradually getting closer together.
"Several major roads converge on the town square."
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verb (mathematics) For a sequence or series to approach a fixed, finite value as more terms are added.
"The infinite series converges to a value close to 2."
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converge in a sentence
- Several major roads converge on the town square.
- Fans from across the country converged on the stadium for the final.
- The infinite series converges to a value close to 2.
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What is "converge" in Greek?
"converge" in Greek is συγκλίνω. converge means: To move from different directions toward the same point, gradually getting closer together.
How do you pronounce συγκλίνω?
"converge" in Greek is συγκλίνω, pronounced "syglino".
How do you use "converge" in a sentence?
Example: "Several major roads converge on the town square." In Greek, "converge" is συγκλίνω.
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