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converge

verbHigh-frequency wordMore C words

to come together or meet at a point; to tend toward a common conclusion or result

Word origin: From Latin convergere, to incline together.

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In a sentence

Converge in a sentence

Here are example sentences showing converge in a sentence.

Scholars from different disciplines converge annually to share findings at the interdisciplinary symposium.

The two lines of inquiry, once thought unrelated, eventually converged on the same surprising conclusion.

Synonyms
meetcoalescemergeconcentrate
Antonyms
divergescatterdisperseseparate
Usage & nuance

Using “converge” well

Converge describes separate things moving toward a single point, whether physical paths or lines of reasoning. It is the precise opposite of diverge, which the GRE often pairs against it.

Common questions

Questions about “converge

Converge (verb) means to come together or meet at a point; to tend toward a common conclusion or result
Here is converge used in an example sentence: "Scholars from different disciplines converge annually to share findings at the interdisciplinary symposium." Another example: "The two lines of inquiry, once thought unrelated, eventually converged on the same surprising conclusion."
Common synonyms for converge include meet, coalesce, merge, concentrate.
Antonyms of converge include diverge, scatter, disperse, separate.
Clusters with meet, coalesce, merge, and concentrate in Sentence Equivalence. Watch the trap pair diverge, along with scatter, disperse, and separate, as direct opposites.
Yes. Converge is a high-frequency GRE word, so it is worth prioritising as you build your vocabulary.

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