noun
fusing
FYOO-zihng
Fusing (noun) means the act or process of joining two or more things into one, typically using heat or pressure; a synonym of "fusion.". Example: “The fusing of the two metal plates took place at extremely high temperatures.”
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The act or process of joining two or more things into one, typically using heat or pressure; a synonym of "fusion."
"The fusing of the two metal plates took place at extremely high temperatures."
"Their new dish is a fusing of Thai and Mexican flavors."
How to use fusing
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishBlending or melting separate things together into a single whole.
Common pairings
fusing of ideas
fusing metal
fusing flavors
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Etymology
From the Tongyong Pinyin romanization of the Mandarin Chinese pronunciation of 復興 (Fùxīng), given in Tongyong Pinyin as Fùsing.
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Rhymes for fusing
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What does “fusing” mean?
The word “fusing” means the act or process of joining two or more things into one, typically using heat or pressure; a synonym of "fusion.". In plain terms, blending or melting separate things together into a single whole.
How do you pronounce “fusing”?
“Fusing” is pronounced FYOO-zihng (/ˈfjuːzɪŋ/ in IPA).
How do you use “fusing” in a sentence?
Here is “fusing” used in a sentence: “The fusing of the two metal plates took place at extremely high temperatures.”
What part of speech is “fusing”?
“Fusing” is a noun.
