mergence

His ship was coming up to the mergence of the three columns.

He could use that mergence to tip the balance against God!

She worked in Proton not long enough before the mergence.

Still, there had been rare delight in the prospect of mergence.

I must admit too that it is strange indeed to come close to so many types without mergence.

We knew o' trouble coming when the mergence occurred, and set about dealing with it then.

She concealed her origin and purpose by throwing herself into the mergence with full force.

They limped into mergence with the column, in twentieth place.

The confluence of the three leads immediately to an explosive mergence.

That mergence in the serpent-that hadn't been just because they were both captive.

Yes, it would definitely be able to testify as to the alien nature of its mergence companions.

"You forgot that full mental mergence is a two-way street.

Polarity has a major influence on the mergence of the embryonic structures.

And how sorry he had been to have that serpent break out into the light of day, distracting them from their mergence within it.

Proton had been a low priority acquisition, before the mergence, because the magic was out of reach.

I looked, but I could not see the line of mergence between the mask and her true features; there seemed to be none.

The mergence of all these cultural references contribute to the phenomenon Selena became after her death.

"But each individual loses its identity when mergence occurs," Mach protested.

Or it used to, before the mergence.

Suddenly they were in the throes of mergence.

The complete mergence of magic and science.

Once again I witnessed the mergence of man and beast, this time because of anger burning in him.

It had been seeded after the mergence, but the grass had not yet filled in completely near the dome.

The throes of mergence were upon them.

"You do not press charges against me for involuntary mergence, and I will not tell them of your alien origin."