adj
Uncommon
fused
fyoozd
Fused (adj) means Joined or melted together into one. Example: “The two metal parts came out fused after welding.”
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Joined or melted together into one.
"To-day, sodium is made by thousands of tons, and by a process which in principle is identical with that by which it was first made by Davy, i.e., by the electrolysis of fused caustic soda."
— Thomas Edward Thorpe, The Centenary of Davy's Discovery of the Metals of the Alkalis (1908)
"The two metal parts came out fused after welding."
"Their ideas fused into a single, coherent strategy."
How to use fused
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishMelted or joined together so tightly that the parts can no longer be separated.
Common pairings
fused together
fused metal
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What does “fused” mean?
The word “fused” means joined or melted together into one. In plain terms, melted or joined together so tightly that the parts can no longer be separated.
How do you pronounce “fused”?
“Fused” is pronounced fyoozd (/fjuːzd/ in IPA).
How do you use “fused” in a sentence?
Here is “fused” used in a sentence: “The two metal parts came out fused after welding.”
What part of speech is “fused”?
“Fused” is an adjective.
Is “fused” a common word?
“Fused” is an uncommon word in modern English.
