Combined синоним

  • connected
  • mixed
  • united
  • joined
  • mingled

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As of November 2020, DoorDash had 50% of the market’s share of sales, with UberEats and Postmates at a combined 30%, Grubhub at 18%, and all the other services in the last one percent.

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WORDS RELATED TO COMBINED

  • combined
  • extra
  • farther
  • further
  • joined
  • more
  • over and above
  • supplemental
  • supplementary
  • accumulated
  • added
  • amassed
  • assembled
  • collected
  • collective
  • combined
  • composite
  • corporate
  • cumulative
  • heaped
  • mixed
  • piled
  • total
  • affiliated
  • agnate
  • akin
  • amalgamated
  • associated
  • bound
  • cognate
  • combined
  • confederate
  • connate
  • connected
  • in league
  • incident
  • joined
  • joint
  • kindred
  • linked
  • married
  • related
  • unified
  • wed
  • aggregate
  • assembled
  • collated
  • combined
  • common
  • compiled
  • concentrated
  • concerted
  • conjoint
  • consolidated
  • cooperative
  • corporate
  • cumulative
  • gathered
  • grouped
  • heaped
  • hoarded
  • joint
  • massed
  • mutual
  • piled
  • shared
  • unified
  • united
  • agreed upon
  • collaborative
  • combined
  • joint
  • mutual
  • planned
  • prearranged
  • united
  • amalgamated
  • associated
  • combined
  • corporate
  • federal
  • federated
  • in alliance
  • incorporated
  • leagued
  • organized
  • syndicated
  • unionized

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added, aggregate, assimilated, attached, complete, en.synonym.one, complex, complicated, composed, composite, compound, conglomerate, connected, consolidated, coupled, created, designed, difficult, entire, intricate, involved, joined, linked, made, mixed, united, en.synonym.one, variegated, written, aggregated, blended, coalesced, commingled, compounded, en.synonym.one, conflated, fluxed, fused, immixed, melded, merged.

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    combination, combo, merged, coupled, combiné, conjugate, conjugated, joint, kombinované, locked, mixed, merger, blended, grouped, merge, consolidated, pooled, combines, handsets, lockup, lockups, total, periodic, cumulative, paired, together, cumulated, aggregated, common

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  1. Cindy Kohlmann:

    You have this perfect storm of people not being able to go to worship and so not bringing in offerings, combined with much higher than usual costs.

  2. Gregg Easterbrook:

    No other country is even contemplating building something like the Ford-class carrier, we could cut the Navy in half in terms of ship numbers and still be far stronger than the rest of the world combined.

  3. Danielle Bell:

    The expectation of continued fighting in the coming months combined with the current levels of civilian casualties, demonstrate the critical need for immediate steps to be taken by all parties to the conflict to prevent harm to civilians.

  4. Ellen Pawlikowski:

    We can’t count on stealth to do everything for us. Stealth combined with other attributes that will allow us to deal with that threat. Speed and stealth are extremely important but also they don’t stand alone because when you are talking about air superiority it boils down to being able to act and react more quickly than you adversary can.

  5. Vanessa Roth:

    She gave us the chance to tell a story of this iconic figure who’s influenced so many people, and at the same time be able to use the music, the power, the excitement and all of that combined with this woman who tells such a truthful, honest story about what it is to grow up not feeling self-love and struggling with that and then using that music to heal and to heal other people.


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  • adj.

    added (adjective)

    • over-and-above,
    • over and above.

    aggregate (adjective)

    • more amassed,
    • most piled,
    • most accumulated,
    • more accumulated,
    • most amassed,
    • more piled.

    all (adjective)

    • combined.

    allied (adjective)

    • more associated,
    • more incident,
    • most wed,
    • joint,
    • re lated,
    • more amalgamated,
    • more wed,
    • re-lated,
    • most associated,
    • most incident,
    • most amalgamated.

    collective (adjective)

    • more grouped,
    • most collated,
    • more hoarded,
    • more consolidated,
    • grouped,
    • most massed,
    • massed,
    • most hoarded,
    • most consolidated,
    • most compiled,
    • most grouped,
    • more massed,
    • more compiled,
    • more collated.

    combined (adjective)

    • blended,
    • composite,
    • Infused,
    • assembled,
    • Conglomerated,
    • amalgamated,
    • incorporated,
    • Concocted,
    • alloyed,
    • Brewed,
    • mixed,
    • miscellaneous,
    • conjoint.

    composed (adjective)

    • embodied,
    • formed,
    • included,
    • fabricated,
    • Constructed,
    • invented,
    • constituted,
    • Compiled,
    • Embraced.

    concerted (adjective)

    • prearranged,
    • agreed upon.

    concurrent (adjective)

    • coincident,
    • concert,
    • synchronous,
    • concurrent.

    confederate (adjective)

    • in alliance,
    • federal,
    • syndicated,
    • unionized.

    connected (adjective)

    • more bracketed,
    • in with,
    • most bracketed,
    • pertinent,
    • most coupled,
    • more coupled.

    cooperative (adjective)

    • co-efficient,
    • more participating,
    • most participating,
    • inter dependent,
    • most collaborating,
    • more coactive,
    • more collaborating,
    • more uniting,
    • most coactive,
    • co acting,
    • more symbiotic,
    • co-adjuvant,
    • most concurring,
    • more collegial,
    • co active,
    • most uniting,
    • most coadjuvant,
    • more coordinated,
    • most coacting,
    • co operative,
    • more interdependent,
    • teamest,
    • inter-dependent,
    • most symbiotic,
    • more concurring,
    • most collegial,
    • more coadjuvant,
    • most joining,
    • most coordinated,
    • more coefficient,
    • most coefficient,
    • hand glove,
    • more joining,
    • most interdependent,
    • teamer,
    • co efficient,
    • co adjuvant,
    • more coacting.

    corporate (adjective)

    • most pooled,
    • more pooled.

    gathered (adjective)

    • most aggregated,
    • more swarmed,
    • most picked,
    • most swarmed,
    • Rallied,
    • more convened,
    • more thronged,
    • re united,
    • more forgathered,
    • more huddled,
    • most congregated,
    • more gleaned,
    • thronged,
    • most reunited,
    • Summoned,
    • re-united,
    • more rallied,
    • more mobilized,
    • more congregated,
    • most forgathered,
    • most harvested,
    • most gleaned,
    • most met,
    • most convened,
    • more collocated,
    • more culled,
    • most convoked,
    • more marshaled,
    • most marshaled,
    • more harvested,
    • most huddled,
    • more picked,
    • most collocated,
    • more met,
    • most rallied,
    • more reunited,
    • more aggregated,
    • most garnered,
    • most culled,
    • most mobilized,
    • more garnered,
    • more convoked,
    • most thronged.

    included (adjective)

    • Inserted,
    • subsumed,
    • enclosed,
    • Numbered,
    • part of.

    integrated (adjective)

    • more mingled,
    • most mingled,
    • most interspersed,
    • more interspersed.

    joined (adjective)

    • wedded,
    • joined,
    • stuck together,
    • interallied,
    • interclasped,
    • inter-twined,
    • Confederated,
    • interfused.

    linked (adjective)

    • Mingled.

    mixed (adjective)

    • hybrid,
    • emulsion,
    • stewed,
    • merged,
    • Melded,
    • bastard,
    • mongrel,
    • Mashed.

    Other relevant words: (adjective)

    • in league,
    • aggregate,
    • forgathered,
    • linked,
    • Coadjuvant,
    • undivided,
    • corporate,
    • synergetic,
    • undistracted,
    • lumped together,
    • coefficient,
    • symbiotic,
    • in on with,
    • co-active,
    • synergistic,
    • concerted,
    • cooperative,
    • co-acting,
    • gathered,
    • connected,
    • interdependent,
    • banded together,
    • confederate,
    • Bracketed,
    • brought together,
    • coacting,
    • synergic,
    • lock stock and barrel,
    • Coactive,
    • allied,
    • collective,
    • collegial,
    • co-operative,
    • crowded together,
    • unanimous.

    unanimous (adjective)

    • consentient,
    • unquestioned,
    • consensual,
    • of one mind,
    • in complete accord.

    undivided (adjective)

    • in tense,
    • un-swerving,
    • un-flagging,
    • in tenser,
    • in-tensest,
    • more undistracted,
    • more unbroken,
    • more continued,
    • most unbroken,
    • de liberate,
    • un-cut,
    • un distracted,
    • in-tenser,
    • un cut,
    • in tent,
    • un divided,
    • in-tense,
    • most continued,
    • un swerving,
    • most undistracted,
    • un broken,
    • de-tailed,
    • lock stock barrel,
    • de-liberate,
    • un-divided,
    • un-distracted,
    • un-broken,
    • de tailed.

    unified (adjective)

    • tied in,
    • joined up.
  • adv

    Other relevant words: (adverb)

    • in partnership,
    • all at once,
    • synchronically,
    • collectively,
    • harmoniously,
    • in company with,
    • together,
    • inseparably,
    • in concert,
    • in group,
    • Concomitantly,
    • with one another,
    • in conjunction,
    • reciprocally,
    • cooperatively,
    • in a group,
    • companionably,
    • Connectedly,
    • arm in arm,
    • unitedly,
    • co-operatively,
    • coincidentally,
    • in common,
    • conjointly.

    together (adverb)

    • all together,
    • in a body,
    • with one voice,
    • in cooperation,
    • contemporaneously,
    • with voice,
    • on the beat,
    • in sync,
    • in one breath,
    • at one fell swoop.
  • adv.

    jointly (adverb)

    • similarly,
    • arm arm,
    • in separably,
    • en masse,
    • in-separably,
    • intimately,
    • co incidentally,
    • with another,
    • co-incidentally,
    • hand hand,
    • co operatively.

    synchronously (adverb)

    • all once,
    • synchronously.

    together (adverb)

    • with one accord,
    • with the beat.
  • n.

    • balanced,
    • graded,
    • jumbled,
    • integrated.

    • group,
    • in association with,
    • in unison.

    combined (noun)

    • conglomerate,
    • conjunctive,
    • hyphenated,
    • conjunct,
    • sorbed,
    • occluded,
    • condensed,
    • rolled into one,
    • one.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • compound.
  • v.

    co-acted (verb)

    • united,
    • co-acted,
    • Concurred,
    • synchronized,
    • Cooperated,
    • Coincided.

    combined (verb)

    • composed,
    • fused,
    • compounded.

    mixed (verb)

    • intermixed,
    • Decocted.
  • Other synonyms:

    • eclectic,
    • multifarious,
    • heterogeneous,
    • complex,
    • bilateral,
    • face to face,
    • coherent,
    • unified,
    • plural,
    • multilateral,
    • promiscuous,
    • motley,
    • complementary,
    • cohesive.

    • undiluted,
    • rounded.

    • unlikely.

    • organic,
    • odd.

    • tight.

    accumulated

    • cumulative.

    conjointly

    • jointly.

    Other relevant words:

    • collectivized,
    • match,
    • convoluted,
    • conformable,
    • effected,
    • sundry,
    • accumulate,
    • unfastened,
    • impound,
    • blurry,
    • extravert,
    • eager,
    • utter,
    • conglomeration,
    • bore-hole,
    • adulterate,
    • publically,
    • tie up,
    • toilsome,
    • conjugate solution,
    • mutually beneficial,
    • burgess,
    • glaring,
    • average,
    • report,
    • homogenous,
    • unmanageable,
    • rippled,
    • complemental,
    • incentive,
    • wasted,
    • bond paper,
    • appurtenant,
    • dry,
    • fade,
    • truelove,
    • bail bond,
    • mazed,
    • similar,
    • constituent,
    • garbled,
    • upset,
    • severe,
    • organic fertilizer,
    • fill in,
    • stallion,
    • interred,
    • doubly,
    • most,
    • vernacular,
    • hook up with,
    • pied,
    • coloured,
    • apposite,
    • commune,
    • be,
    • encompassing,
    • mountain,
    • photographic emulsion,
    • run into,
    • henchman,
    • miscellanea,
    • confirmatory,
    • wish,
    • paper,
    • peer,
    • corporal,
    • conspirative,
    • chap,
    • run,
    • mint,
    • equanimous,
    • confederative,
    • marital,
    • fill,
    • vary,
    • extraverted,
    • articulation,
    • band together,
    • warm up,
    • bedim,
    • well disposed,
    • ironical,
    • bail,
    • wholly,
    • spear carrier,
    • latitude,
    • electrical fuse,
    • interactive,
    • constitutional,
    • pose,
    • cadaver,
    • bilaterally symmetrical,
    • substantiative,
    • exact,
    • matrimonial,
    • veil,
    • shrewd,
    • extrovertive,
    • frozen,
    • vivid,
    • transnational,
    • unbending,
    • almost,
    • green,
    • unnoticeable,
    • exhaustive,
    • quite a little,
    • mo,
    • loaded,
    • intermingle,
    • canasta,
    • fulfil,
    • clan,
    • voluptuous,
    • touch,
    • fulfill,
    • squiffy,
    • melt down,
    • mathematical group,
    • concur,
    • porcine,
    • unrivalled,
    • mixing,
    • opinion,
    • merging,
    • more than,
    • across-the-board,
    • one-sided,
    • partner in crime,
    • rank,
    • heavy,
    • mother fucker,
    • colligate,
    • eclecticist,
    • poised,
    • mating,
    • border,
    • pass on,
    • confrere,
    • scrimy,
    • linkup,
    • left field,
    • encourage,
    • leap,
    • makeup,
    • flow,
    • improbable,
    • blend in,
    • bleary,
    • harmonical,
    • kinship group,
    • brumous,
    • protracted,
    • baffled,
    • cut,
    • accessary,
    • various,
    • draw near,
    • affecting,
    • rummy,
    • knowing,
    • adhesiveness,
    • evenly,
    • tie-in,
    • agnatic,
    • subsidiary,
    • as a group,
    • substantial,
    • attachment,
    • confuse,
    • correlated,
    • pile up,
    • buxom,
    • topsy-turvy,
    • impression,
    • discharge,
    • tolerant,
    • cloaked,
    • layperson,
    • batch,
    • cooccurring,
    • likewise,
    • complicated,
    • organisation,
    • blind drunk,
    • full-of-the-moon,
    • primer,
    • roseate,
    • crying,
    • bodied,
    • arcminute,
    • stark,
    • matching,
    • soused,
    • painstaking,
    • spacious,
    • profligate,
    • compartmentalization,
    • knockout,
    • turn over,
    • dickhead,
    • fluxion,
    • accoutrement,
    • double up,
    • debauched,
    • sum up,
    • easy,
    • final exam,
    • head,
    • hatful,
    • stripe,
    • intercommunicate,
    • hale,
    • musical composition,
    • people,
    • collaborate,
    • mixed bag,
    • contact,
    • musical arrangement,
    • collaborator,
    • full phase of the moon,
    • vanish,
    • sequester,
    • slew,
    • dental amalgam,
    • doomed,
    • gibe,
    • consistent,
    • intact,
    • come across,
    • bond certificate,
    • pop,
    • categorisation,
    • labelled,
    • boilers suit,
    • cope,
    • uneven,
    • spring,
    • bingle,
    • swain,
    • colligation,
    • dispatch,
    • agreeable,
    • stipulatory,
    • unfaltering,
    • isobilateral,
    • attenuate,
    • mantled,
    • advance,
    • dark,
    • seize,
    • doubling,
    • fancied,
    • caliber,
    • left-winger,
    • collectivised,
    • cured,
    • crocked,
    • notion,
    • excess,
    • bipartizan,
    • unhurt,
    • drug-addicted,
    • leftover,
    • pasted,
    • nonionic,
    • every bit,
    • fictional,
    • stabilise,
    • draw together,
    • eat up,
    • intensify,
    • physical composition,
    • boyfriend,
    • tone,
    • decently,
    • byzantine,
    • earthy,
    • organise,
    • accouterment,
    • frilly,
    • set-aside,
    • set up,
    • adherence,
    • pixilated,
    • moderate,
    • good deal,
    • muzzy,
    • blur,
    • state-controlled,
    • captive,
    • secular,
    • firmly,
    • highly-developed,
    • interconnected,
    • doubled,
    • hour,
    • poached,
    • next,
    • unity,
    • blush wine,
    • obligate,
    • undeviating,
    • unfreeze,
    • shackle,
    • prick,
    • good-hearted,
    • arranging,
    • intuitive feeling,
    • smell,
    • symmetrical,
    • connectedness,
    • trammel,
    • dear,
    • shadowy,
    • rebound,
    • stunt man,
    • rock-bottom,
    • min,
    • boiled,
    • overtone,
    • salmagundi,
    • stabilize,
    • loose,
    • deal,
    • aim,
    • plotted,
    • individual,
    • unvoiced,
    • get hitched with,
    • to the full,
    • focussed,
    • even,
    • to a greater extent,
    • fall in,
    • take on,
    • universal proposition,
    • degraded,
    • ended,
    • lengthy,
    • tack,
    • universal joint,
    • typography,
    • all of a sudden,
    • unpaired,
    • convey,
    • poignant,
    • commons,
    • blot out,
    • couple,
    • maintained,
    • spare,
    • accurate,
    • whole kit,
    • add-on,
    • patrilineal sib,
    • federate,
    • fit,
    • fussy,
    • son of a bitch,
    • priming,
    • compounding,
    • recoil,
    • restrict,
    • dissolute,
    • right,
    • naturalized,
    • accommodating,
    • state of flux,
    • ordinary bicycle,
    • nasty,
    • backbreaking,
    • rough-cut,
    • all-embracing,
    • disoriented,
    • starchy,
    • rule,
    • smorgasbord,
    • missed,
    • adhere,
    • immanent,
    • constitution of the united states,
    • inter-group communication,
    • touch sensation,
    • associate degree,
    • grouping,
    • laborious,
    • undecipherable,
    • mired,
    • take a hop,
    • lad,
    • curvy,
    • gummy,
    • foregather,
    • internalisation,
    • articulate,
    • kin group,
    • early,
    • organic law,
    • acceptable,
    • jointure,
    • distinctive,
    • egregious,
    • scoop,
    • whole-souled,
    • whole kit and caboodle,
    • proportionate,
    • confluence,
    • drawn-out,
    • forked,
    • pile,
    • nearly,
    • authorship,
    • whole kit and boodle,
    • clay,
    • synchronal,
    • cosmopolitan,
    • immingle,
    • limit,
    • gnarly,
    • hold,
    • oecumenical,
    • magnetic flux,
    • mellow out,
    • coupling,
    • fey,
    • saltation,
    • unexpended,
    • variety,
    • cut down,
    • elaborate,
    • all-encompassing,
    • often,
    • draped,
    • haze over,
    • jumble,
    • accomplice,
    • set,
    • rough,
    • stirred,
    • self-contained,
    • intercrossed,
    • moved,
    • mellow,
    • phoney,
    • left hand,
    • gruelling,
    • openhearted,
    • gnarled,
    • final examination,
    • funny,
    • mess,
    • peck,
    • all,
    • sonsie,
    • satisfy,
    • unfailing,
    • federal official,
    • hoi polloi,
    • intention,
    • look,
    • busty,
    • divided up,
    • liquify,
    • hypertrophied,
    • fresh,
    • careful,
    • nonpareil,
    • skinny,
    • sorted,
    • harmonic,
    • intermixture,
    • stiffly,
    • matchless,
    • terminated,
    • surplus,
    • chemical bond,
    • accompaniment,
    • prolonged,
    • assort,
    • becloud,
    • plural form,
    • two-fold,
    • co-occurrent,
    • adjoin,
    • firm,
    • two-part,
    • yoke,
    • mundane,
    • bewildered,
    • liberal,
    • relate,
    • ricochet,
    • dullard,
    • knobbed,
    • modern,
    • ofttimes,
    • disorderly,
    • reduplicate,
    • leftfield,
    • self-collected,
    • fella,
    • go up,
    • unbelievable,
    • benevolent,
    • two-baser,
    • close,
    • syncretistical,
    • spirit,
    • attendee,
    • bipartite,
    • wad,
    • unrivaled,
    • full-bosomed,
    • about,
    • organize,
    • blown,
    • self-coloured,
    • bemused,
    • strong,
    • pickaback,
    • remaining,
    • absorb,
    • wholesale,
    • severely,
    • two-bagger,
    • affected,
    • fill out,
    • co-op,
    • strung-out,
    • get in touch,
    • unwearying,
    • vicious,
    • hide,
    • unnoted,
    • fuzee,
    • line of latitude,
    • attendance,
    • unordered,
    • insignificant,
    • populace,
    • summate,
    • flavour,
    • engross,
    • oftentimes,
    • confiscate,
    • bit,
    • tireless,
    • satisfactory,
    • blockaded,
    • ill-defined,
    • charitable,
    • boundary,
    • adjuvant,
    • heading,
    • boost,
    • portmanteau word,
    • pursy,
    • logical,
    • unmatched,
    • in general,
    • gather,
    • curious,
    • multi-colored,
    • fixture,
    • tough,
    • unplowed,
    • multicoloured,
    • align,
    • large-minded,
    • feller,
    • apt,
    • potent,
    • metal,
    • leaping,
    • liquefy,
    • recovered,
    • reverberate,
    • undifferentiated,
    • duple,
    • hurt,
    • guarded,
    • sob,
    • constitutive,
    • one and only,
    • attender,
    • obliterate,
    • desegregate,
    • over,
    • quiet,
    • standard,
    • liquid,
    • combinational,
    • accord,
    • democratic,
    • emancipated,
    • misty,
    • go,
    • agglomerative,
    • link up,
    • laced,
    • instant,
    • two-sided,
    • uncouth,
    • in return,
    • whoreson,
    • fog,
    • make out,
    • roast,
    • indecipherable,
    • finish,
    • unvarying,
    • commixture,
    • miscellany,
    • internalization,
    • cloud,
    • drill hole,
    • plenty,
    • habitue,
    • hearty,
    • mate,
    • sodding,
    • opus,
    • patrisib,
    • equate,
    • similitude,
    • thoroughgoing,
    • intermix,
    • helpless,
    • elongated,
    • hamper,
    • calibre,
    • meeter,
    • comprehensive examination,
    • intemperate,
    • extrovert,
    • pastiche,
    • flagrant,
    • mantle,
    • corresponding,
    • heart-whole,
    • broadly speaking,
    • divided,
    • nonionized,
    • unbendable,
    • meddling,
    • atrophied,
    • varicoloured,
    • coarse,
    • at the same time,
    • tie in,
    • inhumed,
    • band,
    • last,
    • partial derivative,
    • twinned,
    • add,
    • unchallenged,
    • circumscribed,
    • plugged,
    • ane,
    • brace,
    • attention,
    • union soldier,
    • make-up,
    • mixed-up,
    • left wing,
    • piece of music,
    • twin falls,
    • position,
    • inherent,
    • lesson,
    • supernumerary,
    • gent,
    • oblige,
    • fundamental law,
    • beau,
    • look-alike,
    • bad,
    • blighter,
    • plastered,
    • novel,
    • steadfast,
    • splice,
    • nigh,
    • midweek,
    • bivalent,
    • well-disposed,
    • apprenticed,
    • lucid,
    • routine,
    • equalize,
    • quick,
    • perfect,
    • self-colored,
    • reconciling,
    • bourgeois,
    • open-eyed,
    • unharmed,
    • reasonable,
    • heap,
    • comparable,
    • grueling,
    • aquiline,
    • plug in,
    • tire,
    • syncretical,
    • thawing,
    • everyday,
    • consentaneous,
    • purport,
    • combinatorial,
    • calico,
    • localised,
    • mutt,
    • bandage,
    • sweetheart,
    • calculating,
    • loan-blend,
    • infinitesimal,
    • purpose,
    • perverted,
    • sum,
    • planted,
    • mingy,
    • panoptic,
    • stick to,
    • categorization,
    • kin,
    • parasitical,
    • savage,
    • multicolored,
    • junction,
    • piebald,
    • broadly,
    • leechlike,
    • dependent,
    • implanted,
    • bury,
    • indefatigable,
    • faint,
    • confused,
    • counterpart,
    • undistinguished,
    • solidness,
    • old ironsides,
    • analogue,
    • park,
    • hugger-mugger,
    • more often than not,
    • corporate trust,
    • illegitimate child,
    • classification,
    • megascopic,
    • reticent,
    • elaborated,
    • throwaway,
    • adjacent,
    • sympathetic,
    • extensive,
    • meddlesome,
    • consonant,
    • plunge,
    • bounds,
    • melted,
    • singular,
    • supplement,
    • nexus,
    • correspond,
    • open,
    • rosaceous,
    • contaminated,
    • mutualist,
    • muckle,
    • confine,
    • treble,
    • congealed,
    • replete,
    • disjointed,
    • fictitious,
    • buster,
    • bosomy,
    • exaggerated,
    • substantiating,
    • calm,
    • admixture,
    • bipartisan,
    • destined,
    • organization,
    • parallel of latitude,
    • distorted,
    • mixture,
    • place,
    • tactile sensation,
    • unlaced,
    • fasting,
    • liaison,
    • heavily,
    • forgotten,
    • particolored,
    • connector,
    • radical,
    • nonionised,
    • curvaceous,
    • chemical group,
    • argus-eyed,
    • brutal,
    • in the main,
    • mound,
    • accumulative,
    • frilled,
    • composing,
    • fully,
    • colonial,
    • touch base,
    • thrown-away,
    • u.s. constitution,
    • 144,
    • remains,
    • whole works,
    • flux density,
    • confirming,
    • sports meeting,
    • persevering,
    • mine run,
    • raft,
    • unmarked,
    • plebeian,
    • smashed,
    • unadulterated,
    • incidental,
    • clothed,
    • by-blow,
    • aforethought,
    • validating,
    • tot,
    • illegitimate,
    • full general,
    • small,
    • edge,
    • run-of-the-mine,
    • measured,
    • moment,
    • unmatchable,
    • gemini,
    • untrimmed,
    • satisfying,
    • bloodsucking,
    • unknown,
    • closely,
    • fly,
    • oecumenic,
    • connexion,
    • hardly,
    • superfluous,
    • grain,
    • at sea,
    • self-contradictory,
    • ilk,
    • elevated,
    • tack together,
    • mist,
    • cooperate,
    • magnetic field,
    • unconstipated,
    • raw,
    • resile,
    • pair,
    • completely,
    • crossbreed,
    • tally,
    • intentional,
    • ensuant,
    • tidal bore,
    • amphibian,
    • debate,
    • amass,
    • us constitution,
    • agglomerated,
    • belief,
    • presently,
    • minute of arc,
    • coincidental,
    • gauge,
    • on a regular basis,
    • slanted,
    • flavor,
    • labeled,
    • double-dyed,
    • fusee,
    • unmated,
    • short-winded,
    • accrued,
    • punishing,
    • unreadable,
    • booked,
    • radio link,
    • dude,
    • colleague,
    • barbarous,
    • unscathed,
    • drill,
    • strike down,
    • level,
    • befog,
    • particoloured,
    • chemical compound,
    • lintel,
    • soak up,
    • swallow up,
    • passel,
    • care,
    • implemental,
    • leftist,
    • divers,
    • preoccupied,
    • discriminatory,
    • barricaded,
    • contain,
    • arrant,
    • cognate,
    • ranked,
    • plug into,
    • unchained,
    • in public,
    • tactual sensation,
    • cocksucker,
    • pig-a-back,
    • whole caboodle,
    • corroborative,
    • solid state,
    • kit and boodle,
    • hand and glove,
    • convention,
    • tot up,
    • loyal,
    • pairing,
    • articled,
    • adhesion,
    • stria,
    • revenue,
    • scheming,
    • collegiate,
    • terminal,
    • promote,
    • melting,
    • tribe,
    • former,
    • twofold,
    • utilized,
    • wet,
    • entirely,
    • cover,
    • queer,
    • ballad,
    • trussed,
    • rigorous,
    • unthaw,
    • co-occurrence,
    • stack,
    • young,
    • aegir,
    • heterogenous,
    • ordinate,
    • varicolored,
    • committed,
    • formula,
    • bulk,
    • rum,
    • multitude,
    • adjunct,
    • drop,
    • tenacious,
    • well-endowed,
    • by and large,
    • unintentional,
    • safety fuse,
    • pass along,
    • chartered,
    • staring,
    • rival,
    • meshed,
    • scattered,
    • kit and caboodle,
    • qualified,
    • unheeded,
    • unwavering,
    • wide,
    • flock,
    • get married,
    • 1,
    • same,
    • redundant,
    • structured,
    • foggy,
    • wax,
    • mated,
    • roughshod,
    • vulgar,
    • jump,
    • libertine,
    • aggregative,
    • piece,
    • wide-cut,
    • love child,
    • stunt woman,
    • federal soldier,
    • reinforced,
    • feel,
    • cruel,
    • steadily,
    • coincidently,
    • concluding,
    • double over,
    • as,
    • altogether,
    • draw close,
    • spate,
    • compartmentalisation,
    • supererogatory,
    • embossed,
    • nail,
    • penny-pinching,
    • oft,
    • companion,
    • higgledy-piggledy,
    • corrupt,
    • becalm,
    • alignment,
    • arduous,
    • blood-related,
    • throttle,
    • harmonised,
    • submissive,
    • suffer,
    • mottled,
    • forgather,
    • unwashed,
    • unit,
    • blotto,
    • cockeyed,
    • eagre,
    • sexual union,
    • consanguineous,
    • wry,
    • swallow,
    • strict,
    • phony,
    • inflexible,
    • paternal,
    • connection,
    • indirect,
    • complementary color,
    • knotty,
    • data link,
    • dissolve,
    • world,
    • sonsy,
    • totality,
    • cross,
    • masses,
    • debased,
    • appurtenance,
    • unfettered,
    • inbuilt,
    • commix,
    • completing,
    • workaday,
    • truehearted,
    • put across,
    • incarnate,
    • mostly,
    • active,
    • trust,
    • volume,
    • coordination compound,
    • fillip,
    • comprise,
    • bounce,
    • belittled,
    • debase,
    • unmown,
    • machine-accessible,
    • vitiated,
    • unmarried,
    • second,
    • connecter,
    • tender,
    • pot,
    • united states constitution,
    • deep-rooted,
    • concurrence,
    • sight,
    • colored,
    • well,
    • ignored,
    • narrow,
    • pass,
    • express,
    • loosely,
    • combinable,
    • tie down,
    • multicolour,
    • surd,
    • forthcoming,
    • consummate,
    • illogical,
    • slavish,
    • fitted out,
    • reefer,
    • motherfucker,
    • approximate,
    • engulf,
    • linguistic universal,
    • threefold,
    • dissipated,
    • deepen,
    • synchronised,
    • enwrapped,
    • see,
    • riotous,
    • agreement,
    • replicate,
    • patrilineal kin,
    • scripted,
    • unemotional,
    • commie,
    • unsung,
    • common man,
    • consider,
    • magnified,
    • disconnected,
    • concluded,
    • full-length,
    • fake,
    • fuze,
    • unattended,
    • unfluctuating,
    • fuzzed,
    • collimate,
    • striation,
    • shuffle,
    • gang,
    • congress,
    • tenanted,
    • union,
    • degenerate,
    • misrepresented,
    • pricey,
    • virtually,
    • appropriation,
    • multicolor,
    • concord,
    • cur,
    • pissed,
    • pattern,
    • penning,
    • heighten,
    • cheeseparing,
    • hold fast,
    • fitting,
    • dethaw,
    • play,
    • shared out,
    • receive,
    • alliance,
    • interfering,
    • embroiled,
    • multi-coloured,
    • good,
    • unploughed,
    • congeries,
    • approach,
    • related to,
    • sluttish,
    • unshackled,
    • unshakable,
    • steep,
    • light,
    • correlate,
    • overcloud,
    • corpse,
    • sequent,
    • well-nigh,
    • repose,
    • isolated,
    • the like,
    • instrumental,
    • unification,
    • nice,
    • verifying,
    • broken,
    • sloshed,
    • ruffle,
    • unremarkably,
    • co-ordinated,
    • put down,
    • tortuous,
    • freshly,
    • acute,
    • generic wine,
    • deep-seated,
    • constipate,
    • mickle,
    • harmonize,
    • rose wine,
    • disappear,
    • number,
    • the likes of,
    • moot,
    • befuddled,
    • utilised,
    • equalise,
    • blending,
    • multiplicative inverse,
    • thaw,
    • potpourri,
    • blown-up,
    • coping,
    • cumulus,
    • formation,
    • jellied,
    • pricy,
    • coming together,
    • run-of-the-mill,
    • reciprocal cross,
    • voiceless,
    • blurred,
    • alike,
    • wednesday,
    • unexampled,
    • articulatio,
    • stick,
    • proficiency,
    • special,
    • co-ordinate,
    • variegate,
    • common person,
    • consequent,
    • fond,
    • molten,
    • wanton,
    • corroboratory,
    • cuss,
    • totally,
    • duplicate,
    • peerless,
    • come near,
    • inversely,
    • verificatory,
    • come on,
    • pie-eyed,
    • left-hand,
    • slopped,
    • mean,
    • miserly,
    • validatory,
    • peculiar,
    • bound up,
    • confirmative,
    • lot,
    • dim,
    • twice,
    • conform to,
    • apart,
    • make sense,
    • squad,
    • consociate,
    • writing,
    • premix,
    • composite plant,
    • works,
    • hooklike,
    • check,
    • amount,
    • theme,
    • bloke,
    • consort,
    • quotidian,
    • dependant,
    • portmanteau,
    • conscientious,
    • jibe,
    • pink wine,
    • rosiness,
    • flying,
    • self-possessed,
    • merger,
    • repeat,
    • laic,
    • intemperately,
    • besotted,
    • bilaterally symmetric,
    • immobile,
    • indentured,
    • coincidence,
    • unconnected,
    • bandaged,
    • wakeful,
    • veritable,
    • soaked,
    • felled seam,
    • aggroup,
    • multi-colour,
    • superior general,
    • encounter,
    • confounded,
    • asshole,
    • saturated,
    • tidy sum,
    • tote up,
    • fed,
    • put,
    • harmonise,
    • sole,
    • basket rummy,
    • unclean,
    • ardent,
    • resultant,
    • full treatment,
    • painted,
    • square,
    • opposite,
    • extravertive,
    • spliff,
    • modified,
    • ancillary,
    • newly,
    • leased,
    • crude,
    • comrade,
    • conventional,
    • coinciding,
    • ace,
    • costly,
    • unspecific,
    • worldwide,
    • everlasting,
    • compressed,
    • image,
    • consanguine,
    • sozzled,
    • officious,
    • en bloc,
    • busybodied,
    • partial tone,
    • marijuana cigarette,
    • full moon,
    • sure,
    • additional,
    • parti-color,
    • hidden,
    • cordially,
    • design,
    • together with,
    • two-party,
    • placement,
    • grudging,
    • soldering,
    • espouse,
    • calculated,
    • juncture,
    • interracial,
    • auxiliary,
    • boilersuit,
    • pure,
    • attenuated,
    • multi-color,
    • brocaded,
    • accomplished,
    • loanblend,
    • three-fold,
    • arranged,
    • analog,
    • buckram,
    • compeer,
    • intermeshed,
    • system,
    • building complex,
    • faded,
    • disorganised,
    • receipts,
    • bird’s-eye,
    • cartel,
    • bogus,
    • transmit,
    • upstanding,
    • establishment,
    • extrospective,
    • truss,
    • unconvincing,
    • evaporate,
    • adequate,
    • pudding stone,
    • cast-off,
    • occupy,
    • net,
    • left over,
    • transcription,
    • run across,
    • calculative,
    • stratified,
    • empire,
    • fuddled,
    • two-base hit,
    • all over,
    • patrikin,
    • staunch,
    • properly,
    • wispy,
    • fit in,
    • unsubtle,
    • foster,
    • add together,
    • synchronic,
    • the great unwashed,
    • come,
    • i,
    • stringent,
    • great deal,
    • mix in,
    • tie,
    • in use,
    • sweetie,
    • shit.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • bring together,
    • integrate,
    • multiple,
    • banded,
    • Heightened,
    • ecumenical,
    • communicate,
    • parallel,
    • synthesized,
    • harmonious,
    • unanimously,
    • regularly,
    • agree,
    • Pooled,
    • blanket,
    • mingle,
    • commonly,
    • all-inclusive,
    • syncretistic,
    • conjugate,
    • banding,
    • scrambled,
    • clumped,
    • interact,
    • combinative,
    • coalesce,
    • conjoin,
    • combine,
    • collectivist,
    • comprehensive,
    • wrapped up,
    • heaped,
    • agreeing,
    • accessory,
    • communistic,
    • Lumped,
    • Fascicled,
    • in collaboration,
    • assortment,
    • amassed,
    • multifaceted,
    • unite,
    • Shuffled,
    • connect,
    • public,
    • combination,
    • agreed,
    • collected,
    • intricate,
    • congregate,
    • amalgamate,
    • publicly,
    • annexation,
    • accordant,
    • add to,
    • associate,
    • Cooperant,
    • in agreement,
    • ingrained,
    • put together,
    • combining,
    • general,
    • fifty-fifty,
    • Flowed,
    • normally,
    • communally,
    • conspiratorial,
    • extended,
    • parasitic,
    • added,
    • bond,
    • ruffled,
    • constitution,
    • bonding,
    • simultaneous,
    • bonded,
    • coupled,
    • conjunction,
    • syncretic,
    • overall,
    • patchy,
    • ambiguous,
    • Conspired,
    • attached,
    • uncompetitive,
    • Cooperating,
    • face-to-face,
    • medley,
    • jointed,
    • concomitant,
    • Bundled,
    • harmonized,
    • citizen,
    • conniving,
    • assemble,
    • immerse,
    • shared,
    • knotted,
    • half-and-half,
    • generally,
    • meet,
    • equivocal,
    • interlocked,
    • uniting,
    • attending,
    • habitually,
    • assorted,
    • combinatory,
    • Commingled,
    • coordinate,
    • link,
    • joined together,
    • coalesced,
    • noncompetitive,
    • twin,
    • piled,
    • mutual,
    • conjugation,
    • go together,
    • communal,
    • mixed in,
    • mutually,
    • add up,
    • Communalistic,
    • multiracial,
    • intermingled,
    • arrangement,
    • in session,
    • customarily,
    • unify,
    • varied,
    • collusive,
    • popularly,
    • amalgamation,
    • merge,
    • at one with,
    • incorporation,
    • cumulate,
    • catholic,
    • Fasciculated,
    • admixed,
    • concentrated,
    • affiliated,
    • dappled,
    • Pieced,
    • texture,
    • get together,
    • communist,
    • panoramic,
    • attendant,
    • multinational,
    • ordinarily,
    • Leagued,
    • Coadunate,
    • saprophytic,
    • intensified,
    • Assimilated,
    • inclusive,
    • encyclopaedic,
    • Coadjutant,
    • consolidated,
    • clustered,
    • common,
    • diversified,
    • meld,
    • join together,
    • Conflated,
    • melt,
    • as one,
    • concertedly,
    • stacked,
    • connective,
    • correlative,
    • conjugated,
    • attach,
    • Adjoined,
    • collectivistic,
    • broad,
    • commensal,
    • Totalled,
    • sweeping,
    • pluralistic,
    • alloy,
    • pleb,
    • ironic,
    • usually,
    • paired,
    • consilient,
    • packaged,
    • amphibious,
    • affiliate,
    • syncretized,
    • deepened,
    • meeting,
    • accompanying,
    • commoner,
    • liquefied,
    • converge,
    • Bander,
    • encyclopedic,
    • concordant,
    • amalgam,
    • Communalist,
    • concurring,
    • frequently,
    • collateral,
    • currently,
    • communitarian,
    • indiscriminate,
    • Compacted,
    • technique,
    • conjoined,
    • ecumenic,
    • Bonder,
    • agglomerate,
    • burgher,
    • bunched,
    • incorporate,
    • accumulated,
    • liquified,
    • associated,
    • non-exclusive,
    • Cemented,
    • Aggregated,
    • composition,
    • Congregated,
    • trusted,
    • ambivalent,
    • reciprocal,
    • Glomerate,
    • coarsely,
    • democrat,
    • accommodative,
    • many-sided,
    • collaborative,
    • desegregated,
    • fellow,
    • header,
    • coworking,
    • layman,
    • married,
    • join.

How to use «Combined» in context?

Combined is a word that is often used in a sentence. It means that two things are combined. It is often used in a sentence to mean that two people are working together.

Paraphrases for Combined:

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  • Equivalence

    • Adjective
      combine, merged.
    • Proper noun, singular
      combine, merged, combines.
    • Verb, past tense
      amalgamated, merged.
    • Verb, past participle
      amalgamated, merged.
  • Reverse Entailment

    • Verb, past tense
      blended, blends.
    • Verb, past participle
      blended.
  • Independent

    • Adjective
      accumulated, amalgamated, blended, co-ed, combining, concerted, conjugate, conjugated, coordinated, double, fused, grouped, locked, mixed, report, joint, regrouped, intermodal, co-educational, co-located.
    • Proper noun, singular
      blended, combining, combo, consolidated, locked, mixed, Juntos, Les, divisions, joint.
    • Noun, plural
      Summaries, LINEs, meetings, amalgamations, sources, handsets, packages.
    • Verb, past tense
      accompanied, account, attached, attended, bind, built, collapsed, conjugated, considered, consolidated, contained, count, enclosed, endorsed, facilitated, framework, held, included, joined, la, led, licence, linked, locked, manufactured, organized, permit, permitted, played, produced, rolled, uncovered, used, Accounted, Allowed, Amounted, Annexed, Attracted, Brought, Enabled, Existed, Helped, Les, Met, Participated, Rallied, Reached, Resulted, Resumed, Served, Took, Teamed, Transferred, Worked, Totalled, Collated, Competed, Consisted, Conspired, Contributed, Convened, associates, contacted, intermixed, reproduced, reunited, joint, regrouped.
    • Verb, past participle
      accepted, accompanied, accumulated, accumulation, acquired, adapted, add, addendum, aggravated, aligned, allotted, area, arranged, assigned, assisted, assumed, attached, attended, augmented, backed, background, baffled, balanced, based, become, bound, built, burdened, categorized, centred, charged, classified, clustered, coalesced, collapsed, come, completed, composed, compounded, concerted, concluded, conducted, configured, confounded, confused, conjugated, connected, considered, consolidated, contained, continued, converted, cooperation, coordinated, correlated, cost, coupled, covered, cut, deducted, described, designed, determined, developed, divided, documented, done, double, drawn, embedded, employed, enclosed, endorsed, engaged, enhanced, enrolled, established, exaggerated, expanded, expenditure, facilitated, filled, formed, found, founded, fulfilled, furnished, fused, given, granted, grouped, have, held, homogenized, identified, implicated, included, incorporated, increased, induced, inscribed, insert, interconnected, intermingled, intertwined, isolated, joined, kept, kingdom, known, laced, led, liaison, lined, linked, listed, located, locked, made, magnified, mainstreamed, matched, mirrored, mistaken, modified, moved, nomenclature, noted, obliged, observed, organised, organized, outlined, packaged, packed, paid, paired, perceived, permitted, placed, played, population, prepared, presented, produced, provoked, published, put, read, realized, reconciled, recorded, recourse, reflected, registered, reinforced, relocated, report, reported, represented, response, revised, ripened, rolled, said, scheduled, seated, secured, sent, separated, significance, specified, spending, stacked, stated, steps, structured, subscribed, supported, sustained, synchronized, taken, thanks, tied, transmitted, treated, tried, twinned, unparalleled, used, valued, weighted, withdrawn, worsened, zone, Accorded, Achieved, Adduced, Administered, Allowed, Amounted, Amplified, Annexed, Appended, Arrived, Ascribed, Asked, Attributed, Awarded, Been, Borne, Brought, Cantoned, Captured, Caused, Channelled, Detained, Discussed, Displayed, Dubbed, Duplicated, Embraced, Emerged, Enabled, Enshrined, Entered, Equated, Escorted, Filed, Followed, Generated, Had, Helped, Housed, Incurred, Indexed, Indicated, Inserted, Introduced, Intruded, Laminated, Lumped, Managed, Met, Mingled, Mobilized, Obtained, Participated, Pegged, Performed, Quoted, Reached, Referred, Rejoined, Resulted, Revoked, Served, Shown, Tabulated, Undertaken, Whilst, Worked, Totalled, Collated, Commingled, Compared, Compiled, Complied, Comprised, Computed, Conflated, Constructed, Contributed, Convened, Created, Cumulated, Provided, Subjected, Submitted, Supplemented, Supplied, contacted, states, responses, circulated, ensured, exacerbated, allocated, replaced, sampled, interlinked, pyramided, reunified, complemented, unbundled, realigned, reunited, partnered, laid, doubled, co-ordinated, subsumed, interfaced, regrouped, disaggregated, crewed, synthesised, e, summarised, composited.
  • Other Related

    • Adjective
      combo, consolidated, Cumulated.
    • Proper noun, singular
      combination, combinations.
    • Noun, plural
      combinations.
    • Noun, singular or mass
      combination.
    • Verb, past tense
      combination.
    • Verb, past participle
      mixed.

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Варианты (v2)

  • combined [kəmˈbaɪnd] прил

    1. комбинированный, комплексный

      (combination, integrated)

    2. совместный, общий, совокупный, суммарный, сводный

      (joint, overall, aggregate, consolidated)

    3. сборный

      (modular)

    4. составной

      (composite)

  • combined [kəmˈbaɪnd] прич

    1. объединенный, комбинируемый, объединяемый

      (united, combinable)

    2. совмещенный

      (integrated)

    3. сочетанный

    4. смешанный

      (mixed)

    5. скомбинированный

    6. сочетающийся

      (coupled)

    7. сложенный

      (folded)

    8. вместе взятый

      (taken together)

  • combined [kəmˈbaɪnd] нареч

    1. совместно

      (together)

  • combine [ˈkɔmbaɪn] гл

    1. объединять, соединять, объединить, соединить, объединиться

      (unite, join, connect)

      • combine efforts – объединить усилия
    2. сочетать, сочетать в себе, сочетаться, скомбинировать

      (blend, combine in itself)

      • combine elements – сочетать элементы
    3. комбинировать, совместить, совмещать, смешать

      (mix)

      • combine data – совместить данные
      • combine work – совмещать работу
    4. сложить

      (fold)

    5. объединять в себе

    6. комбинироваться

    7. совмещаться

      (match)

adjective
комбинированный combined, composite, piggyback, joint, compo
объединенный combined, joint, united, integrated, consolidated, pooled
присоединенный affiliate, associate, combined, appendant

Предложения со словом «combined»

So he kind of investigated what are the characteristics of cities in the Netherlands and combined a couple of those, and this is what he created.

Поэтому он изучил особенности городов в Нидерландах и объединил некоторые из них, и вот что у него получилось.

Combined with Albuquerque Heading Home, the Better Way program, Albuquerque has reduced unsheltered homelessness in our city by 80 percent last year.

Совместно с программой «Альбукерке — направляемся домой» и «Лучший путь», численность бездомных в Альбукерке сократилась на 80% в прошлом году.

Somehow, within each of our brains, the combined activity of many billions of neurons, each one a tiny biological machine, is generating a conscious experience.

Каким — то образом в нашем мозге совокупная активность миллиардов нейронов, каждый из которых — крошечная биологическая машина, генерирует сознательный опыт.

Here we’ve combined immersive virtual reality with image processing to simulate the effects of overly strong perceptual predictions on experience.

Мы соединили виртуальную реальность с обработкой изображений для симуляции эффекта интенсивного прогноза восприятия на реальные ощущения.

137 is more than gun violence, cigarette smoking and HIV combined , every day.

137 — это больше, чем от огнестрельного оружия, курения и ВИЧ вместе взятых, каждый день.

Our plan would achieve nearly twice the emissions reductions of all Obama-era climate regulations combined , and nearly three times the new baseline after President Trump repeals all of those regulations.

Наш план принесёт уменьшение выбросов почти в два раза больше, чем все климатические предписания эры Обамы вместе взятые, и примерно в три раза от нового уровня, который получится после отмены всех этих норм президентом Трампом.

So what I told you today is, our DNA is really combined of two components, two layers of information.

Сегодня я хочу сказать вам, что наша ДНК состоит из двух частей, двух информационных слоёв.

In our country, more girls and women have been murdered by their intimate partners than died on 9/11 and have died since in Afghanistan and Iraq combined .

В нашей стране количество девушек и женщин, убитых интимными партнёрами, больше, чем погибших 11 сентября или умерших с тех пор на войне в Афганистане и Ираке вместе взятых.

From my years as a social justice activist, I know very well that we need credible facts from media institutions combined with the powerful voices of storytellers.

Исходя из моего опыта социальной активистки, я уверена, что в добавок к мощным голосам рассказчиков, нам необходимы достоверные факты от СМИ.

Miriam combined earnestness of spirit with great practical incapacity.

Мириэм соединяла в себе дерзновенный дух с полнейшей практической беспомощностью.

We know that only positive thoughts combined with positive wishes and deeds can create the psychological environment we need to survive.

Ведь мы прекрасно знаем, что только положительные мысли вместе с положительными желаниями и делами могут создать психологическую среду, необходимую для выживания.

My unique slant combined with the proven inventions in Dataset.

Моя уникальная изобретательность в сочетании с проверенными идеями Компьютера.

It can also be combined with other memory techniques such as rhyming, substitute words, or the method of loci.

Он также может быть объединен с другими методами запоминания, такими как рифмование, замена слов или метод локусов.

The Major System can be combined with a peg system for remembering lists, and is sometimes used also as a method of generating the pegs.

Основная система может быть объединена с системой привязки для запоминания списков, а иногда используется также в качестве метода генерации Привязок.

Based on your past result combined with the test yesterday

Учитывая результаты вчерашнего экзамена и успеваемость до этого дня.

The Los Angeles area Digital Coast has more multimedia jobs than Silicon Valley and New York City combined .

Персонал района Лос — Анджелеса Цифровое Побережье, занятый в сфере мультимедиа, больше персоналов Силиконовой Долины и Нью — Йорка

With a train you have a comfort and speed combined .

В поезде Вы имеете объединенный комфорт и скорость.

His free-spirited life style combined with his rare poetic gift makes him one of the most famous figures of the Romantic Era.

Его одухотворенный стиль жизни в совокупности с редким поэтическим даром сделали его одной из самых известных фигур эпохи романтизма.

They are often combined with swimming-pools or ice-rinks.

Они часто бывают в купе с бассейнами или катками.

Sightseeing was combined with rest.

Осмотр достопримечательностей был объединен с отдыхом.

With a train you have speed, comfort and pleasure combined .

С поездом Вы имеете скорость, комфорт и объединенное удовольствие.

But I think that love for children combined with the knowledge I’ll get at the University would be quite enough to succeed in my work.

Но я думаю, что любовь к детям, соединенная со знаниями, которые я получу в университете, поможет мне преуспеть в работе.

Imagine my cream pie taste and know-how combined with your underpaid labor force.

Только представьте мой кремовый пирог в сочетании с вашей дешёвой рабочей силой.

A standard suit has two hundred thirty-eight discrete functions that can be combined in a near infinite number of permutations.

Стандартный скафандр обладает двумястами тридцатью восемью различающимися функциями, что составляет практически бесконечное число комбинаций.

A mild fever, a transitory rash, and inflammation of the joints and of the lips, combined with an annoying thirst.

Легкий жар, небольшая сыпь, воспаление суставов и губ да еще непрестанная жажда.

Their combined presence in such a small, private room could only mean disaster.

Присутствие стольких людей в маленькой закрытой комнате могло означать только большое несчастье.

Do you honestly believe your people could triumph in a war against our combined forces?

Вы всерьез полагаете, что ваш народ может выиграть войну против наших объединенных сил?

Subject demonstrates lack of judgment combined with poor impulse control.

Объект демонстрирует отсутствие осуждения в сочетании с плохим импульсивным управлением.

The last time he’d felt such exhilaration combined with intense sickness to his stomach had been in the alley in the caravanserai.

В последний раз подобное возбуждение, смешанное с сильной тошнотой, он испытывал в переулке караван — сарая.

It combined human technology and parts from two salvaged Death Gliders.

Он объединял человеческие технологии и части двух трофейных глайдеров.

Without NZT, it took our combined efforts to remember enough about hacking to break into the Russian Botanical Society’s invite list.

Без НЗТ нам понадобилось объединить усилия, чтобы разобраться, как достать список гостей Русского Ботанического Сообщества.

I’ve heard that your experiment successfully combined the cells of a plant with Godzilla cells to create a super-plant.

Я узнала, что ваш эксперимент успешно объединил клетки растения с клетками Годзиллы создав это супер — растение.

The team with the lowest combined score for their top 5 runners wins.

Bыигрывает команда, у которой на 5 первыx бегунов меньше всего очков.

I’d combined two of the densest elements on earth, and somehow the result was a new molecule…

Я соединил два тяжелейших элемента на земле, а получилась новая молекула…

England was fighting for her life against all Europe combined under a single tyrant of frightful energy and cunning.

Англия из последних сил сражается со всей Европой, объединенной под властью дьявольски хитроумного тирана.

He had first combined basic game theory and kin selection.

В основу этой первой модели легли базовая теория соперничества и генеалогический отбор.

Their combined computation capacity is producing predictions of our behavior already.

Совместная мощность их компьютеров уже дает прогнозы наших действий.

The large skull and torso, combined with short limbs and evidence of hypotonia points to achondroplasia.

Большой череп и торс в сочетании с короткими конечностями и признаками гипотонуса указывает на ахондроплазию.

Combined with vomiting and constipation that would have pointed to intestinal obstruction.

В сочетании с рвотой и запором это указывает на непроходимость кишечника.

Columns of numbers combined with letters of the alphabet were on the screen, and embedded here and there were fragments of what I assumed were data.

На экране были столбики цифр в сочетании с буквами алфавита.

Which are usually off-market amphetamines often combined with sugar paste or talc.

Которые чаще всего являются внерыночными амфетаминами, обычно смешанными с сахарной пастой или тальком.

She recognized that he had combined familiar elements into completely new forms.

Она поняла, что он объединил традиционные элементы в абсолютно новые формы.

The Jedi general I served combined the Force with his wits, and it made him a great warrior.

Джедай, под которым я служил, совмещал Силу и смекалку, что делало его великим воином.

The combined effect of his body shape and the colorful outfit made him look rather comical.

Телосложение вкупе с цветами его снаряжения делали его внешность довольно комичной.

The combined body heat of animals and people had helped the fire warm the cave, and his bedroll was almost dry.

Огонь и тепло тел животных и людей нагрели пещеру, и постель Конокрада была почти сухой.

An alcoholic blackout combined with the head injury could have set off his associative episode.

Провал в памяти из — за алкоголя в сочетании с травмой черепа могли стать причиной ассоциативного нарушения.

The sharply demarcated eyebrows combined with a habit of wrinkling his forehead gave him a perpetually surprised look.

Резко разлетавшиеся брови в сочетании с привычкой морщить лоб придавали его лицу выражение постоянного удивления.

Smoking alone kills more than drugs, alcohol, HIV, suicide, homicide and car crashes combined .

Одно только курение убивает больше чем наркотики, алкоголь, ВИЧ, самоубийства, убийства и автокатастрофы вместе взятые.

Because they believe that their combined armies will prove sufficient.

Они считают, что их объединенная армия сможет одолеть нашу.

Every living planet combined into a still greater hyperspatial life.

Все живые планеты объединены в еще большую гиперпространственную жизнь.

His reaction was something that artlessly combined incredulous laughter and choking astonishment.

Его реакция представляла собой неумелую комбинацию скептического смеха и деланного удивления.

I’ve separated the tyrosine And combined that with the dopamines produced By your adrenals.

Я отделил тирозин и смешал его с допамином, который вырабатывается твоими надпочечниками.

This should be less of a problem once the judicial district map and the administrative and security district map are combined .

Эта проблема станет менее значимой, когда первая карта будет приведена в соответствие со второй.

Everyone bring his own dirt with him as an integral part of human way, the cultural wealth is always combined with swinishness brought from everywhere.

На вопрос в чем смысл твоей работы после того как процесс настроится, отвечай уклончиво.

Inspections should be systematically combined as much as possible.

Инспекции по мере возможности следует систематически проводить в сочетании друг с другом.

Put simply, neither crisis was ever envisaged or predicted, and their combined impacts were never factored into the 2007 decision.

Попросту говоря, ни тот, ни другой кризис не предвидели и не предсказывали, и их совокупное воздействие никогда не учитывалось в решении, принятом в 2007 году.

The number of subscribers to the site’s e-mail news service increased steadily, reaching a combined total of nearly 52,000 in December 2007.

Количество подписчиков на обеспечиваемую этим сайтом службу новостей по электронной почте неуклонно росло и достигло совокупного общего числа почти в 52000 подписчиков в декабре 2007 года.

At the same time, the e-mail news service in French and English continued to gain new subscribers, with a combined total reaching nearly 43,000.

В то же время новостная услуга по электронной почте на французском и английском языках продолжает привлекать новых подписчиков, число которых достигло примерно 43000.

Here is a moment to display that calm and poise combined with grim determination which not so long ago brought us out of the very jaws of death.

Настало время показать… что спокойствие и выдержка… сочетаются с неумолимой решимостью… которая не так давно… вытащила нас из самой пасти смерти.

Access to combined terminals whose construction has been supported through public funds has to be provided without discrimination.

Доступ к терминалам комбинированных перевозок, строительство которых проводилось при поддержке государственных средств, должен обеспечиваться без какой — либо дискриминации.

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  • as in collective

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combined
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adjective

Definition of combinednext

as in collective

used or done by a number of people as a group

a combined effort on the part of all of the members

Synonyms & Similar Words

Relevance

  • collective

  • joint

  • collaborative

  • shared

  • mutual

  • communal

  • pooled

  • multiple

  • concerted

  • cooperative

  • united

  • public

  • conjoint

  • synergistic

  • common

  • reciprocal

  • conjunct

  • bilateral

  • symbiotic

  • general

  • generic

  • mass

  • synergic

  • consensual

  • twoway

  • popular

  • universal


Antonyms & Near Antonyms

  • individual

  • single

  • exclusive

  • personal

  • several

  • unilateral

  • sole

  • oneman

  • private

  • solitary

  • separate

  • independent

  • onesided

  • special

  • specialized

  • oneway

  • particular

  • esoteric

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  • individual

  • single

  • exclusive

  • personal

  • several

  • unilateral

  • sole

  • oneman

  • private

  • solitary

  • separate

  • independent

  • onesided

  • special

  • specialized

  • oneway

  • particular

  • esoteric

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combined

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verb

past tense of combine

1

as in fused

to come together to form a single unit

the room’s highly varied design elements combine to form a harmonious whole

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • fused

  • connected

  • united

  • joined

  • coupled

  • unified

  • married

  • coalesced

  • associated

  • conjoined

  • linked (up)

  • conjugated

  • compounded

  • reunited

  • assembled

  • interfused

  • mated

  • allied

  • gathered

  • met

  • spliced

  • yoked

  • convened

  • clustered

  • rejoined

  • recombined

  • reconnected

  • confederated

  • chained

  • hooked

  • hitched

  • congregated

  • leagued

  • reunified

  • constellated


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  • split

  • separated

  • divided

  • severed

  • isolated

  • parted

  • sectioned

  • broke up

  • sundered

  • resolved

  • divorced

  • detached

  • disconnected

  • dissociated

  • fractionated

  • uncoupled

  • dispersed

  • scattered

  • dissevered

  • disjointed

  • unlinked

  • disbanded

  • disjoined

  • disunited

  • unyoked

  • disaffiliated

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  • split

  • separated

  • divided

  • severed

  • isolated

  • parted

  • sectioned

  • broke up

  • sundered

  • resolved

  • divorced

  • detached

  • disconnected

  • dissociated

  • fractionated

  • uncoupled

  • dispersed

  • scattered

  • dissevered

  • disjointed

  • unlinked

  • disbanded

  • disjoined

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2

as in merged

to turn into a single mass or entity that is more or less the same throughout

combine the sugar and flour in a bowl

Synonyms & Similar Words

  • merged

  • mixed

  • integrated

  • blended

  • amalgamated

  • incorporated

  • added

  • fused

  • melded

  • intermingled

  • mingled

  • intermixed

  • commingled

  • composited

  • stirred

  • homogenized

  • united

  • comingled

  • conflated

  • blent

  • commixed

  • immixed

  • immingled

  • concreted

  • interfused

  • folded

  • weaved

  • cut in

  • compounded

  • coalesced

  • beat (in)

  • linked

  • admixed

  • emulsified

  • tossed

  • knitted

  • joined

  • intertwined

  • conjoined

  • knit

  • interweaved

  • wove

  • interwove


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  • separated

  • divided

  • broke down

  • divorced

  • broke up

  • severed

  • cleaved

  • dissolved

  • dispersed

  • scattered

  • parted

  • ruptured

  • split

  • cleft

  • unmixed

  • disjoined

  • sundered

  • detached

  • disunited

  • disengaged

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  • separated

  • divided

  • broke down

  • divorced

  • broke up

  • severed

  • cleaved

  • dissolved

  • dispersed

  • scattered

  • parted

  • ruptured

  • split

  • cleft

  • unmixed

  • disjoined

  • sundered

  • detached

  • disunited

  • disengaged

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Thesaurus Entries Near combined

combine

combined

combines

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