Amalgamated: meaning, definitions and examples
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amalgamated
[ əˈmælɡəˌmeɪtɪd ]
merged entities
Amalgamated refers to the process of combining or uniting two or more entities into one. This term is often used in business contexts where companies merge or consolidate their operations. It emphasizes the seamless integration of resources, cultures, or operations from the merged entities. In a broader sense, it can also apply to ideas, concepts, or elements that are blended together to create a harmonious whole. The resultant entity typically benefits from enhanced capabilities and improved efficiency.
Synonyms
combined, consolidated, merged, united.
Examples of usage
- The amalgamated companies announced their new brand identity.
- Their amalgamated efforts resulted in a successful product launch.
- The school's amalgamated curriculum offers diverse subjects.
Translations
Translations of the word "amalgamated" in other languages:
🇵🇹 amalgamado
- fundido
- mesclado
🇮🇳 संयुक्त
- मिलाया हुआ
- मिश्रित
🇩🇪 verschmolzen
- amalgamiert
- vereint
🇮🇩 menggabungkan
- disatukan
- campuran
🇺🇦 амальгований
- об'єднаний
- змішаний
🇵🇱 amalgamowany
- połączony
- zmieszany
🇯🇵 合併した
- 混合された
- 統合された
🇫🇷 amalgamé
- fusionné
- mélangé
🇪🇸 amalgamado
- fusionado
- mezclado
🇹🇷 birleşik
- karışık
- amalgam
🇰🇷 합병된
- 혼합된
- 결합된
🇸🇦 مُدمج
- مختلط
- متحد
🇨🇿 sloučený
- amalgamovaný
- smíšený
🇸🇰 zlúčený
- amalgamovaný
- zmiešaný
🇨🇳 合并的
- 混合的
- 联合的
🇸🇮 amalgamiran
- združen
- pomešan
🇮🇸 sameinaður
- blandaður
- samþættur
🇰🇿 біріктірілген
- қосылған
- араласқан
🇬🇪 შერეული
- გაწვდილი
- გაწვდილი
🇦🇿 birləşdirilmiş
- qarışdırılmış
- amalgamlaşdırılmış
🇲🇽 amalgamado
- fusionado
- mezclado
Etymology
The word 'amalgamated' comes from the verb 'amalgamate,' which has roots in the Latin word 'amalgama,' meaning a mixture or alloy. It originally referred to the process of combining metals and was used in metallurgy. The modern usage of 'amalgamate' evolved to describe not only the physical blending of materials but also the joining of organizations, ideas, or groups. The suffix '-ed' indicates that the action has been completed, thus emphasizing the state of having been combined. Over time, this term has gained prominence in various fields, including business and corporate mergers, where it implies integration and synergy between entities.