Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The technical name of a process to which the harder resins, amber and copal, are subjected preparatory to using them in making varnishes.
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- verb Present participle of
fuse .
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Examples
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And I love the light wood, the beautiful natural light from the window, the pot with the brown vine on the side, and how it all goes together so well in fusing the purple pepper with its surroundings.
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The evidence of con-fusing is background, a detail if you will.
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The evidence of con-fusing is background, a detail if you will.
The Confusion by Neal Stephenson « I Can’t Stop Reading! 2008
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The evidence of con-fusing is background, a detail if you will.
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While Supernatural is a spiritual successor to The X-Files, unlike that show, it succeeds in fusing its horror-movie-a-week concept with its compelling and well-developed mythology and larger dramatic arcs.
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The trick is in fusing your big idea with the 3D properties of the medium without making the proposition seem contrived2.
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I believe it was a successful experiment in fusing Chinese technique and condiments with native American foodstuffs.
Tigers & Strawberries » Once Upon a Time in China and America 2005
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I love the idea of fusing classical mythology characters in a modern or futuristic setting.
"The Age of Zeus" by James Lovegrove (Reviewed by Liviu Suciu) Liviu 2010
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I've built both 3D worlds and a 3D browsable earth, so I've probably already gotten used to the idea of fusing the two.
Skinnable World II 2005
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All with the notion of fusing and integrating operations and data in a manner that's seamless so that there's never the assertion that I didn't see this piece of information that could have saved lives.
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