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What is another word for Combination?

  • union

    amalgamation, alliance

  • association

    alliance, connection

  • compound

    mixture, alliance

  • merger

    alliance, union

  • unification

    alliance, connection

  • composite

    mixture, assemble

  • coalition

    union, cooperation

  • alliance

    cooperation, people

  • synthesis

    organization, aggregate

  • conjunction

    connection, near

  • fusion

    joining, mixture

  • mixture

    compound, aggregate

  • amalgam

    mixture, mix

  • blend

    mixture, compound

  • amalgamation

    mix

  • mix

    compound, amalgamation

  • league

    cooperation, people

  • federation

    association, amalgamation

  • connection

    fusion, near

  • junction

    joining, fusion

  • consolidation

    connection, amalgamation

  • confederation

    association, amalgamation

  • partnership

    cooperation, near

  • integration

    organization, building a whole

  • coalescence

    fusion

  • aggregate

    aggregation

  • alloy

    admixture of metals, synthesis

  • incorporation

    connection, organization

  • combining

    participle

  • affiliation

    near

  • miscellany

    medley, mix

  • faction

    people, group

  • medley

    aggregation, hotchpotch

  • admixture

    joining, medley

  • intermixture

    mix, admixture of metals

  • combine

    group

  • merging

  • confederacy

    association

  • composition

    organization, settlement

  • cabal

    association

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  1. combination

    A conspiracy is a combination of persons for an evil purpose, or the act of so combining. Conspiracy is a distinct crime under common, and generally under statutory, law. A faction is more extensive than a conspiracy, less formal in organization, less definite in plan. Faction and its adjective, factious, have always an unfavorable sense. Cabal commonly denotes a conspiracy of leaders. A gang is a company of workmen all doing the same work under one leader; the word is used figuratively only of combinations which it is meant to stigmatize as rude and mercenary; crew is used in a closely similar sense. A conclave is secret, but of larger numbers, ordinarily, than a cabal, and may have honorable use; as, the conclave of cardinals.

    Synonyms:
    cabal, conclave, confederacy, conspiracy, crew, faction, gang, junto

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  1. combination

    Synonyms:
    union, association, consortment, concert, confederacy, alliance, league, coalition, cabal, synthesis, co-operation

    Antonyms:
    division, disunion, disruption, dissolution, dispersion, analysis, opposition, resistance, non-location, removal

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  1. combinationnoun

    a collection of things that have been combined; an assemblage of separate parts or qualities

    Synonyms:
    combining, compounding

  2. combinationnoun

    a coordinated sequence of chess moves

    Synonyms:
    combining, compounding

  3. combinationnoun

    a sequence of numbers or letters that opens a combination lock

    «he forgot the combination to the safe»

    Synonyms:
    combining, compounding

  4. combinationnoun

    a group of people (often temporary) having a common purpose

    «they were a winning combination»

    Synonyms:
    combining, compounding

  5. combinationnoun

    an alliance of people or corporations or countries for a special purpose (formerly to achieve some antisocial end but now for general political or economic purposes)

    Synonyms:
    combining, compounding

  6. combinationnoun

    the act of arranging elements into specified groups without regard to order

    Synonyms:
    combining, compounding

  7. combination, combining, compoundingnoun

    the act of combining things to form a new whole

    Synonyms:
    combining, compounding, combine

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  1. combinationnoun

    Synonyms:
    union, conjunction, connection, association

  2. combinationnoun

    Synonyms:
    alliance, coalition, confederacy, league, complot, conspiracy, cabal

  3. combinationnoun

    Synonyms:
    mixture, compound, amalgamation

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  1. combinationnoun

    Synonyms:
    union, alliance, federation, confederacy, syndicate, league, cabal, merger, coalition, conspiracy, coöperation, collusion, amalgamation, synthesis, incorporation

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  1. List of paraphrases for «combination»:

    mix, merge, combined, combinations, mixture, conjunction, combo, combining, blend, conjugation, association, jumpsuit, suit, combine, scheme, intermix, blending, mixing, mixed, conjugate, locked

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  1. Kristen Carpenter:

    We all have to give ourselves a little grace, it’s really important that we try not to judge ourselves for our emotional response to this change. This is objectively really stressful and to have some combination of relief, happiness, fear, or maybe even some anger and frustration is normal.

  2. Isaac Sanchez:

    I wish there was one item that we could point to and say, here it is, if we could just fix this one thing, everything would be better. But it’s a combination of things, primarily, what we are seeing is the increased window in which a destructive wildfire will burn. It’s starting earlier in the year and lasting deeper into the year.

  3. Greg Portell:

    The combination of fast fashion and accelerating supply chain speeds have exacerbated that risk by increasing the chances that a retailer reads the trends wrong and misses multiple trend cycles.

  4. Researcher Ciara Aucoin:

    That combination of poverty, youth bulge, and unemployment leads to this powderkeg…in terms of drugs and violence.

  5. Joe Hogsett:

    Far too many residents have borne the consequences of the combination of firearms and failed conflict resolution and I join a frustrated community in calling for an end to this cycle of violence, iMPD and the City of Indianapolis will continue to try every solution, incorporate every best practice we can. But we cannot do it alone. It will take neighbors sharing information, supporting those who are hurting, intervening when someone is headed down a dangerous path.


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  • مزيجArabic
  • съединение, комбинация, обединениеBulgarian
  • combinacióCatalan, Valencian
  • kombinaceCzech
  • Kombination, VereinigungGerman
  • τρίκυκλοGreek
  • combinaciónSpanish
  • sobitama, järjestus, kombinatsioon, kooslus, kombineerimaEstonian
  • ترکیبPersian
  • ratsastus, kombinaatio, yhdistäminen, yhdistely, yhdistelmä, yhdistysFinnish
  • combinaisonFrench
  • combinaciónGalician
  • संयोगHindi
  • combinazioneItalian
  • 統合, 結合, 合併Japanese
  • combinatioLatin
  • kombinasjonNorwegian
  • vereniging, verbinding, combinatieDutch
  • kombinasjonNorwegian Nynorsk
  • combinaçãoPortuguese
  • combinație, combinareRomanian
  • сочетание, объединение, соединение, комбинацияRussian
  • kombinering, kombinationSwedish
  • birlik, dernek, birleşim, cemiyet, kombinasyon, birleştirmeTurkish

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[ kˌɒmbɪnˈe͡ɪʃənz], [ kˌɒmbɪnˈe‍ɪʃənz], [ k_ˌɒ_m_b_ɪ_n_ˈeɪ_ʃ_ə_n_z]

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    Synonyms for Combinations:

    • n.

      combinations (noun)

      • blends,
      • hodgepodges,
      • Medleys,
      • admixtures,
      • Pastes,
      • ensembles,
      • infusions,
      • compositions,
      • commixtures,
      • conglomerates,
      • conglomerations,
      • mixes,
      • amalgams,
      • compounds,
      • concoctions,
      • brews,
      • composites,
      • mixtures,
      • amalgamations,
      • Assemblies,
      • incorporations,
      • Alloys.

      mixtures (noun)

      • mergers,
      • mongrels,
      • bastards,
      • elixirs,
      • melds,
      • mashes,
      • Emulsions,
      • intermixtures,
      • decoctions,
      • stews,
      • potpourris,
      • Hybrids.
    • Other synonyms:

      Other relevant words:

      • consort,
      • premix,
      • march,
      • butt,
      • espouse,
      • attach to,
      • convey,
      • jointure,
      • plug in,
      • get together,
      • sum,
      • hook up with,
      • commixture,
      • consolidated,
      • aggregate,
      • coalesced,
      • play along,
      • get hitched with,
      • colligate,
      • ruffle,
      • complect,
      • butt on,
      • meld,
      • fuse,
      • touch,
      • band,
      • go with,
      • splice,
      • contact,
      • fellow,
      • juncture,
      • flux,
      • articulation,
      • commingle,
      • edge,
      • desegregate,
      • tie,
      • mixture,
      • contain,
      • shuffle,
      • internalisation,
      • companion,
      • integrated,
      • relate,
      • mingle,
      • intercommunicate,
      • fused,
      • stria,
      • internalization,
      • linkup,
      • border,
      • striation,
      • comprise,
      • co-occurrence,
      • pass along,
      • uniting,
      • admixture,
      • joint,
      • data link,
      • associate degree,
      • colligation,
      • butt against,
      • trust,
      • connective,
      • corporate trust,
      • nexus,
      • junction,
      • tie in,
      • long underwear,
      • coincidence,
      • unification,
      • commix,
      • alignment,
      • radio link,
      • amalgamated,
      • connection,
      • sexual union,
      • meet,
      • compounding,
      • yoke,
      • mix in,
      • commune,
      • comrade,
      • mating,
      • pairing,
      • get married,
      • cartel,
      • transmit,
      • concurrence,
      • unified,
      • abut,
      • company,
      • consociate,
      • blend,
      • assort,
      • stripe,
      • plug into,
      • keep company,
      • compound,
      • wed,
      • fall in,
      • follow,
      • mixing,
      • liaison,
      • incorporated,
      • pass,
      • coupling,
      • intermixture,
      • pass on,
      • combining,
      • inter-group communication,
      • union,
      • get in touch,
      • come with,
      • tie-in,
      • conjunctive,
      • connectedness,
      • immix,
      • connexion,
      • merged,
      • touch base,
      • put across,
      • soldering.

      Other relevant words (noun):

      • join,
      • coalesce,
      • leagues,
      • Bander,
      • adjoin,
      • combines,
      • bunds,
      • junctions,
      • cartels,
      • unite,
      • connections,
      • alliances,
      • amalgamate,
      • conjugation,
      • groups,
      • communicate,
      • combine,
      • Unities,
      • conflate,
      • fusions,
      • aggregations,
      • Conjoining,
      • bring together,
      • affiliate,
      • assortments,
      • accompany,
      • conjoins,
      • Associations,
      • aggregates,
      • marry,
      • unions,
      • combination,
      • complexes,
      • associate,
      • partnerships,
      • interlink,
      • Conspiracies,
      • federations,
      • banding,
      • connect,
      • link up,
      • incorporative,
      • mix,
      • unify,
      • conjunctions,
      • permutations,
      • bonding,
      • cabals,
      • Bonder,
      • cooperations,
      • interconnect,
      • integrate,
      • conjoin,
      • syndicates,
      • consolidate,
      • integrations,
      • conjunction,
      • coalitions,
      • merge,
      • mixings,
      • incorporation,
      • incorporate,
      • complexions,
      • collections,
      • link,
      • Assimilations,
      • union suit,
      • consolidations.

    How to use «Combinations» in context?

    Combinations are a special type of group. A combination is a group of objects that when placed next to one another create a new object. The simplest form of a combination is two objects that are put together to make a third object. More complicated combinations can involve three or more objects.

    Paraphrases for Combinations:

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    • Forward Entailment

      • Proper noun, plural
        organisations.
      • Noun, plural
        Organizations, alliances, collections, groups, coalitions, units, assemblages, groupings, aggregations, organisations.
      • Verb, 3rd person singular present
        groupings.
    • Reverse Entailment

      • Noun, plural
        blend, integration, merging, mixing, amalgamations, consolidations, mergers, admixtures, blends, mixtures, integrations, reunions.
    • Independent

      • Proper noun, plural
        Associations, joins.
      • Proper noun, singular
        association, combining, Associations, slips, organisations, asociaciones.
      • Noun, plural
        binding, collectively, contents, crossing, crossroads, manners, stack, stacks, together, various, ways, Angles, Assemblies, Bases, Bodies, Categories, Charities, Entities, Formulas, Formulae, Laboratories, Overalls, Constituencies, Pooling, Associations, Bioassays, Concentrations, Fellowships, Forms, Hybridizations, Hybrids, Immunoassays, Measurements, Plants, Spacesuits, crosses, crossings, pockets, connections, junctions, affiliations, joints, joins, affiliates, breaks, arrangements, settlements, trusts, approaches, signals, plans, determinations, systems, lists, arrays, sets, aggregates, suits, assays, ventures, liaisons, mannerisms, phrases, shapes, types, composites, compositions, conglomerates, ensembles, spells, conditions, bands, pools, choices, connectors, guys, assembles, doses, federations, unions, options, formations, modalities, modes, clubs, dyads, frameworks, blocks, suites, patterns, paradigms, developments, formulations, linkages, components, blocs, panels, estates, fixtures, gatherings, intersections, connotations, baskets, kits, restraints, entanglements, peers, portfolios, pairs, kinds, streams, NODES, CSOS, LABS, FORMATS, keystrokes, variants, avenues, matings, products, complexes, clusters, handsets, gangs, reorganizations, bundles, collectives, realizations, coveralls, futures, alignments, strengths, dosages, contingents, outputs, installations, datasets, equations, guilds, batches, shortcuts, memberships, compilations, mix-ups, rulesets, premixes, regroupings, zonesets.
      • Verb, 3rd person singular present
        slips, joins, combines.
    • Other Related

      • Proper noun, plural
        Organizations.
      • Proper noun, singular
        combine, combined, mix, Organizations.
      • Noun, plural
        combined, merge, mix, merges, compounds, mixes, combines, permutations, packages.
      • Verb, 3rd person singular present
        merges, mixes.

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    Synonyms:
    abate,
    calm down,
    check,
    contract,
    crumble,
    curb,
    curtail,
    cut down,
    decay,
    decline.

    Nearby words

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    Another word for Combination, What is another word Combination

    Word; Combination

    Meaning; compound, composition, combining

    Another Words For Combination

    • compound
    • composition
    • combining
    • joining
    • integration
    • assembling
    • unification
    • unity
    • union
    • unit
    • alliance
    • collaboration
    • mixing
    • mix
    • stir
    • shuffling
    • shuffle

    Here are 800 Another Words List;

    Another Words List – A
    abandon – desert
    abbreviate – shorten
    ability – aptitude
    able – qualified
    above – overhead
    abundant – ample
    accurate – correct
    achieve – accomplish
    adjourn – recess
    advocate – support
    after – following
    afraid – scared
    aggressive – militant
    aid – assist
    always – forever
    amateur – novice
    ambitious – driven
    antagonize – embitter
    apparent – obvious,evident
    approve – ratify,endorse
    arrive – come
    arrogant – stuck-up
    awful – atrocious
    awkward – clumsy

    Another Words List – B
    ban – prohibit
    barren – unproductive
    bashful – shy
    beautiful – pretty,
    before – prior
    beginning – start
    blend – mix
    bottom – base
    brave – heroic
    break – burst
    brief – short
    broad – wide,expansive
    busy – active
    buy – purchase

    Another Words List – C
    calm – quiet
    capture – arrest
    care – concern
    careful – watchful
    cease – stop,
    certain – positive
    charming – enchanting
    chilly – cool
    chubby – plump
    comical – amusing
    complex – complicated
    competent – capable
    comprehend – grasp
    complete – conclude
    complex – intricate
    compress – crush
    concrete – real
    concur – agree
    condemn – ,denounce
    condense – compress
    confess – admit
    confine – contain
    conflict – oppose
    conflict – fight
    conform – comply
    confuse – muddle
    congested – overcrowded
    connect – join
    conscientious – scrupulous
    conscious – aware
    consecutive – successive
    conservative – cautious
    considerate – thoughtful
    constantly – always
    contaminate – pollute
    contented – satisfied
    continue – persevere
    convalesce – heal
    convenient – handy
    cozy – comfortable
    cranky – irritable
    crazy – daft
    cruel – mean
    cry – sob

    Another Words List – D
    dally – linger
    damage – hurt
    dangerous – perilous
    daring – bold
    dark – dismal
    dawn – daybreak
    dead – lifeless
    decay – rot
    deduct – subtract
    defend – protect
    defy – resist
    delicate – fragile
    demolish – destroy
    denounce – blame
    dense – thick
    depart – leave,exit
    detach – separate
    deter – hinder,prevent
    determined – sure
    die – expire,perish
    different – distinct
    difficult – hard
    dilute – weaken
    drab – dull
    drastic – severe
    dreadful – terrible
    dry – arid,parched
    dubious – doubtful
    dull – blunt
    dumb – dense

    Another Words List – E
    early – beforetime
    easy – simple
    eccentric – unusual
    ecstasy – elation
    empty – unload
    encourage – urge
    enemy – opponent
    enjoy – like
    enlarge – expand
    evident – apparent
    evil – bad
    exceptional – outstanding
    excite – arouse,
    exhilarated – elated
    explicit – exact
    exquisite – delightful
    exterior – outside
    extravagant – luxurious

    Another Words List – F
    fabulous – marvelous
    face – confront
    fair – honest
    fake – artificial
    false – incorrect
    fancy – ornate
    fantastic – outrageous
    fast – rapid
    fat – chubby
    fatal – deadly
    fatigue – tire
    feasible – possible
    feeble – weak
    ferocious – fierce
    fertile – fruitful
    fiction – fantasy
    fill – load
    fix – mend
    follow – succeed
    forbid – prohibit
    forgive – pardon
    former – previous
    fraction – part
    frank – candid
    frenzy – fury
    fresh – unused
    friend – comrade
    frigid – freezing
    frivolous – trivial
    front – fore
    full – packed
    furious – enraged
    future – coming

    Another Words List – G
    gain – acquire
    gallant – chivalrous
    gather – accumulate
    gaudy – showy
    gaunt – scrawny
    generous – giving
    gentle – mild
    genuine – authentic
    gigantic – immense
    give – donate,present
    glad – happy
    gloomy – dark
    glorious – splendid,
    good – nice
    gratitude – thankfulness
    great – outstanding

    Another Words List – H
    handy – useful
    hard – firm
    hate – loathe
    help – aid
    high – lofty
    hold – grip
    honest – sincere
    hospitable – welcoming
    hostile – antagonistic
    huge – vast
    humble – modest
    humiliate – embarrass

    Another Words List – I
    identical – alike
    idle – inactive
    ignorant – uninformed
    immaculate – pure
    immature – inexperienced
    immune – resistant
    impartial – neutral
    impatient – eager
    imperative – mandatory
    imperfect – marred
    impetuous – impulsive
    important – significant
    independent – self-reliant
    inferior – lesser
    infuriate – enrage
    intermittent – sporadic
    internal – inner

    Another Words List – J,K,L
    jolly – merry
    jubilant – overjoyed
    keep – save
    kind – considerate
    lament – mourn
    large – big
    last – final
    least – fewest
    legible – readable
    lenient – lax
    listless – lethargic
    logical – sensible
    long – lengthy
    loose – slack,limp
    lure – attract
    luxurious – extravagant

    Another Words List – M
    magnify – expand
    mandatory – required
    maneuver – manipulate
    maximum – greatest
    meager – scanty
    mean – unkind
    mediocre – fair
    mend – repair
    migrant – drifting
    militant – combative
    minor – lesser
    mirth – merriment
    mischievous – naughty
    misfortune – hardship
    mobile – moveable
    moderate – temperate
    momentous – important
    monotonous – boring
    moral – righteous
    morbid – ghastly
    morose – moody
    mourn – lament
    mysterious – occult

    Another Words List – N
    naughty – wrong
    neat – clean
    negligent – derelict
    nervous – flustered
    neutral – impartial
    new – unused
    nice – pleasing
    nonchalant – indifferent
    normal – ordinary
    numerous – abundant

    Another Words List – O
    obey – mind
    oblivious – dazed
    obnoxious – abominable
    observe – examine
    obsolete – dated
    obstinate – stubborn
    odd – peculiar
    offend – displease
    ominous – menacing
    opaque – obscure
    open – begin
    opponent – rival
    optimistic – confident
    optional – elective
    ordinary – average
    outrageous – shocking
    outstanding – distinguished

    Another Words List – P
    painstaking – precise
    passive – compliant
    past – former
    patience – tolerance
    peculiar – weird
    perfect – flawless
    permanent – enduring
    perpetual – eternal
    persuade – convince
    plausible – believable
    plentiful – ample
    pliable – supple
    polite – gracious
    poor – destitute
    portion – part
    possible – conceivable
    precarious – dangerous
    precious – cherished
    prejudiced – opinionated
    premature – early,hasty
    premeditated – intended
    preserve – uphold
    pretty – lovely
    prevalent – widespread
    prevent – prohibit
    probable – liable
    proficient – adept
    profit – gain
    prohibit – forbid
    prominent – eminent
    prompt – punctual
    prosperous – successful
    proud – elated
    push – shove,propel

    Another Words List – Q,R
    qualified – competent
    question – interrogate
    quiet – silent
    quit – cease
    racket – noise
    radiant – luminous
    raise – hoist
    ratify – approve
    rational – logical
    ravage – devastate
    raze – destroy
    recreation – amusement
    reduce – decrease
    refute – contradict
    regular – routine
    regulate – oversee
    relevant – pertinent
    reluctant – unwilling
    remote – secluded
    repulsive – hideous
    resist – oppose
    retaliate – avenge
    reveal – disclose
    risky – hazardous
    rowdy – boisterous
    rude – impolite

    Another Words List – S
    sad – unhappy
    same – alike
    savage – uncivilized
    save – preserve
    scarce – scanty
    scrawny – skinny
    seize – apprehend
    separate – divide
    serene – peaceful
    serious – grave
    shrewd – cunning
    shy – timid
    sick – ailing
    slim – thin
    sluggish – listless
    small – little
    smooth – slick
    sociable – friendly
    sorrow – woe
    special – exceptional
    spontaneous – instinctive
    stable – steady
    stationary – fixed
    stimulate – motivate
    stop – quit
    strenuous – vigorous
    strict – stringent
    strong – powerful
    stupid – unintelligent
    subsequent – following
    successful – thriving
    sufficient – ample
    superb – magnificent
    suppress – restrain
    surplus – excess
    swift – fast,speedy,hasty
    synthetic – artificial

    Another Words List – T
    tall – high
    tangible – concrete
    taut – tense,tight,stiff
    tender – delicate
    terrible – dreadful
    thaw – melt,defrost
    thrifty – economical
    thrive – prosper
    total – whole,entire
    trivial – insignificant
    turbulent – tumultuous
    turmoil – commotion

    Another Words List – U,V
    unbiased – impartial
    upset – perturb,ruffle
    urgent – crucial
    vacant – unoccupied
    vague – unclear
    valiant – courageous
    vibrate – quiver,tremble
    vicious – malicious
    victory – triumph,win
    virtuous – righteous
    vulgar – offensive,uncouth

    Another Words List – W
    wealth – riches,prosperity
    weary – tired,fatigued
    wholehearted – earnest
    wild – uncivilized
    win – triumph,prevail
    wise – knowing,smart
    wonderful – marvelous
    worn – used
    wrong – mistaken

    Another Words List – Y,Z
    yield – produce
    zenith – peak,pinnacle

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    [ kom-buhney-shuhn ]

    / ˌkɒm bəˈneɪ ʃən /

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    noun

    the act of combining or the state of being combined.

    a number of things combined: a combination of ideas.

    something formed by combining: A chord is a combination of notes.

    an alliance of persons or parties: a combination in restraint of trade.

    the set or series of numbers or letters used in setting the mechanism of a combination lock.

    the parts of the mechanism operated by this.

    Often combinations. a suit of underwear in one piece.

    Mathematics.

    1. the arrangement of elements into various groups without regard to their order in the group.
    2. a group thus formed.Compare permutation (def. 1).

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    Origin of combination

    1350–1400; Middle English combinacyoun (<Middle French ) <Late Latin combīnātiōn- (stem of combīnātiō), equivalent to combīnāt(us) combined (see combine, -ate1) + -iōn--ion

    OTHER WORDS FROM combination

    com·bi·na·tion·al, adjectivein·ter·com·bi·na·tion, nounnon·com·bi·na·tion, nounpre·com·bi·na·tion, noun

    su·per·com·bi·na·tion, nounun·com·bi·na·tion·al, adjective

    Words nearby combination

    combed yarn, comber, comber board, comb-footed spider, combinable, combination, combination door, combination drug, combination last, combination lock, combination principle

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    Words related to combination

    combo, consolidation, merger, mix, sequence, solution, partnership, aggregate, amalgam, amalgamation, blending, brew, coalescence, composite, compound, connection, fusion, junction, medley, miscellany

    How to use combination in a sentence

    • The waxing and waning of the infections every year is a combination of the potential for transmission at different times combined with how many susceptible people there are in the population.

    • “All pain experiences are a combination of physical and emotional responses,” Robertson says.

    • “The combination of these problems doomed the Lion Air and Ethiopian Airlines flights,” the report said.

    • A particular combination of atoms will always react with other chemicals in the same way.

    • To create a more visually engaging setting for Disrupt’s programming, TechCrunch created a 3D rendering of the Moscone Center using a combination of green screens, real sets and video call-ins from guests.

    • He uses some combination of the words comfort or discomfort in regards to how he feels about situations over 30 times.

    • While the look worked for some, the combination of heat and chemicals took a toll on the hair of others.

    • But if he heard this combination of Greek and Cuban music, he would be forced to reconsider.

    • Late Thursday night, the House passed the combination continuing resolution/omnibus spending bill by a vote of 219-206.

    • “African-American males have some of the worst health data out of any sort of gender-race combination in our country,” he said.

    • Father, mother, sister, and brother all played and worked together with rare combination of sympathetic gifts.

    • The other was the spirited portrait of Baron von Friedericks, a happy combination of cavalier and soldier in its manly strength.

    • In the lungs hemoglobin forms a loose combination with oxygen, which it readily gives up when it reaches the tissues.

    • Before Ulm he nearly ruined Napoleon’s combination by failing to get in contact with the enemy.

    • About midnight the combination of sultry heat and banked clouds produced the usual results.

    British Dictionary definitions for combination


    noun

    the act of combining or state of being combined

    a union of separate parts, qualities, etc

    an alliance of people or parties; group having a common purpose

    1. the set of numbers that opens a combination lock
    2. the mechanism of this type of lock

    British a motorcycle with a sidecar attached

    maths

    1. an arrangement of the numbers, terms, etc, of a set into specified groups without regard to order in the groupthe combinations of a, b, and c, taken two at a time, are ab, bc, ac
    2. a group formed in this way. The number of combinations of n objects taken r at a time is n !/[(nr)! r !]. Symbol: n C rCompare permutation (def. 1)

    the chemical reaction of two or more compounds, usually to form one other compound

    chess a tactical manoeuvre involving a sequence of moves and more than one piece

    Derived forms of combination

    combinational, adjective

    Collins English Dictionary — Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition
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