Fuse and Pair

Fuse

Fuse verb - To come together to form a single unit.

Pair and fuse are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pair" instead a verb "Fuse".

Nearby Words: fusion, fused, fusing, fusible

Pair

Pair verb - Arrange in pairs.
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Synonyms for Pair

Fuse and pair are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fuse" instead a verb "Pair".

Nearby Words: paired, pairing

How words are described

old old fuse old pair
long long fuse long pair
normal normal fuse normal pair
short short fuse short pair
Other adjectives: obvious, visible, simple, small, powerful, actual, huge, spare, main, new, traditional, broken, random, different, red.

Common collocations

way fuse way pair way
weapon fuse weapon pair weapon
hands fuse hands pair hands

Both words in one sentence

  • A male anglerfish only exists to fuse himself to a female's body and degenerate into a pair of testicles.
  • Video Game / Phantasy Star Online 2 Falz Daran/Darill act as a pair of individuals initially, but once one of them gets beaten up enough, they'll fuse together into the more dangerous Falz Darumble.
  • Metaphorically True He fails to actually physically fuse — but the attempt leads to a moment of new openness and trust and connection between the pair, which is one of the most important aspects of fusion.
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