noun Uncommon
merging
Merging (noun) means the act or process of combining things into one. Example: “The merging of the two databases took several weeks to complete.”
noun
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The act or process of combining things into one.
"The merging of the two databases took several weeks to complete."
How to use merging
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishThe process of joining things together.
Common pairings
data merging
lane merging
Word forms
mergings plural
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What does “merging” mean?
The word “merging” means the act or process of combining things into one. In plain terms, the process of joining things together.
How do you use “merging” in a sentence?
Here is “merging” used in a sentence: “The merging of the two databases took several weeks to complete.”
What part of speech is “merging”?
“Merging” is a noun.
Is “merging” a common word?
“Merging” is an uncommon word in modern English.