coalesce

Followed by a transitive particle

• around: And if they can coalesce around a local vision for children then better outcomes and life chances for children.

Preposition: into

• group: Is there any chance of some debate among flat tax, small government, free market thinkers to coalesce into an effective political group?
• something: Only once does the mixture seem to gel and coalesce into something more than the sum of its parts.
• font: By authenticating each other's authority, Christ and Scripture coalesce into a single font of authority.

Infinitive complement

• form: All the solder balls coalesce together to form a solder joint.
• create: In the longer term, as this initiative matures, then the four areas should coalesce to create a coherent single research field.

Modifying Another Word

• eventually: In the dense core of a cluster, the stars in it occasionally collide, and some of the debris eventually coalesces.
• finally: But now in Ron Powers's holistic Twain book we see the parts finally coalesce into the whole fascinating fellow.
• all: And it all coalesces under " Graffiti Bridge, " for Prince a kind of Holy Grail inscribed with the word.
• not: Small bubbles appeared on the surface of the hot sphere, but did not coalesce.

Object

• space: Why doesn't my database automatically coalesce free space in some tablespaces?