merged
/mɜːrdʒd/ · merged
verb
- Past tense and past participle of *merge*: to combine or unite two or more things into a single whole. The two companies merged in 2019, creating the largest retailer in the region.
- To cause (data, documents, etc.) to be combined into one file or set. She merged the spreadsheet columns to simplify the report.
adjective
- Having been combined or united; formed by merging. The merged lanes allowed traffic to flow more smoothly during rush hour.
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Did you know? In the early days of software development, the term “merged” gained prominence with version‑control systems, where developers would “merge” code branches—a practice now central to collaborative coding platforms like Git.