Fused

Pronunciation: /fjuzd/

Definitions of fused

verb Fused is the past tense of the verb 'fuse', which means to join or blend together to form a single entity.

Example Sentences

A1 I fused two colors together to create a new shade.

A2 The artist fused different styles in his latest painting.

B1 The ingredients were fused together to make a delicious soup.

B2 The two companies fused to create a stronger, more competitive entity.

C1 The scientist fused atoms to generate energy in the experimental reactor.

C2 The chef fused traditional and modern cooking techniques to create a unique dining experience.

Examples of fused in a Sentence

formal The two chemicals were carefully fused together in the laboratory.

informal I fused all the leftover ingredients together to make a new dish.

slang I fused my playlist with some old school jams and new hits.

figurative The artist's unique style fused elements of realism and abstraction.

Grammatical Forms of fused

• past tense: fused
• plural: fuses
• comparative: more fused
• superlative: most fused
• present tense: fuse
• future tense: will fuse
• perfect tense: have fused
• continuous tense: is fusing
• singular: fuses
• positive degree: fused
• infinitive: to fuse
• gerund: fusing
• participle: fusing

Origin and Evolution of fused

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'fused' originated from the Latin word 'fusus' which means melted or poured out.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'fused' has evolved to also mean joined together or blended in a cohesive manner.