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amalgamated

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/əˈmælɡəˌmeɪtɪd/ · a-mal-ga-mat-ed

Combined or united to form a single entity.

Meanings

adjectiveformal

Combined or united to form a single entity.

ایک ہی ہستی کی تشکیل کے لئے ملایا یا اتحار کیا گیا۔

ملغن

malghun

Formal: متحد

Synonyms

combinedmergedunitedملایا ہوامتحدشامل کردہ

Antonyms

separateddivideddisjointedجدامنقسمبے ربط

Common Collocations

  • amalgamated company
  • amalgamated resources
  • amalgamated ideas

Example Sentences

The amalgamated company has a stronger market presence.

ملغن کمپانی کا مارکیٹ میں مضبوط وجود ہے۔

Malghun company ka market mein mazboot wujood hai.

The amalgamated research findings provided new insights.

ملغن تحقیقی نتائج نے نئے بصیرتی نکات فراہم کیے۔

Malghun tahqiqi nataij ne naye baseerati nuqaat faraham kiye.

Their amalgamated contributions were significant.

ان کی ملغن شراکتیں اہم تھیں۔

Un ki malghun sharakatein ahem thi.

Easily Confused With

amalgam:An amalgam is a mixture or blend, typically of metals, whereas amalgamated refers to the process of combining elements into a whole.

Word Family

amalgamate
verbملغن کرنا
amalgamation
nounملغنیت

See Also

💡 Memory Tip

Remember 'amalgamated' as 'all elements mixed together'.

Visualize different colors of paint being mixed to create a new color.

✍️ Urdu Poetry

خود کو کرنے دو ملغن عشق کی کہانیوں میں، ہر ایک رنگ لئے، ہر ایک جذبہ سنو۔

Khud ko karne do malghun ishq ki kahaniyon mein, Har ek rang liye, har ek jazba suno.

Let yourself be amalgamated in tales of love, Carrying every color, listening to every emotion.

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🗣️ Urdu Proverb

اکتا کا میل، مصیبت کا فیصلہ.

Ikta ka mail, museebat ka faisla.

Unity's blending determines the face of adversity.

📖 Etymology

Origin: Latin "amalgamare" — to blend

First known use: 15th century

The word 'amalgamated' comes from the Latin word 'amalgamare', which means to blend or mix. It evolved to signify the process of combining various elements into a single entity.