Data Integration Terminology

verb to combine or blend two or more things together to form a single entity

• The two companies decided to merge in order to increase their market share.
• I heard that the two big companies are going to merge soon.
• Did you hear about that new startup that's gonna merge with another one?
• The colors of the sunset seemed to merge together in a beautiful display.

verb to combine or unite into a single entity

adjective combined or united into a single entity

• The two companies merged to form a larger corporation.
• The two teams merged their efforts to complete the project on time.
• We totally merged our playlists and now we have the ultimate road trip mix.
• The colors in the painting merged together seamlessly, creating a beautiful masterpiece.

noun the act of combining or blending into a single entity

verb to combine or blend into a single entity

• The two companies are in the process of merging to create a larger, more competitive entity.
• I heard that the two companies are merging, it's going to be interesting to see how it all turns out.
• Those two companies are totally merging, it's going to be lit.
• It feels like my thoughts and emotions are merging into one overwhelming sensation.

noun the action or process of making or becoming united or uniform

adjective relating to the process of unifying or making uniform

• The unification of the two political parties will lead to a stronger government.
• The unification of the rival gangs was unexpected but necessary for peace in the neighborhood.
• The unification of the cool kids and the nerds at school was a game changer.
• The unification of flavors in this dish creates a harmonious taste experience.