combine
I
(act in concert) verb
act as one, act jointly, affiliate with, ally, associate, band together, coact, collaborate, collude, concert, confederate, conspire, cooperate, coordinate, enlist with, enter into partnership with, federate, form a union, harmonize, join forces, join with, league with, make common cause with, marry, pair with, participate with, pool, rally, syncretize, syndicate, take part, team up with, unite, work in unison, work together
associated concepts: Anti-Monopoly Act, antitrust
II
(join together) verb
admix, affix, agglutinate, amalgamate, annex, append, attach, bind, blend, coalesce, cohere, colligate, commingle, commix, compound, concatenate, conglomerate, conglutinate, coniungere, conjoin, connect, consociare, consolidate, couple, entwine, fasten, form a union, fuse, glue, group, immix, inosculate, interblend, interfuse, interlink, intermix, intertwine, intertwist, interweave, intwine, link, make a mixture, meld, merge, mingle, miscere, mix, paste, piece together, secure, splice, stick together, tack together, tie, unify, unite
associated concepts: combined offense, combined property
III
index
accumulate (amass), affix, amalgamate, annex (add), association (alliance), attach (join), bond (hold together), business (commercial enterprise), cartel, cement, coalition, cohere (adhere), commingle, compile, concentrate (consolidate), confederacy (compact), conjoin, connect (join together), connive, consolidate (strengthen), consolidate (unite), conspire, cooperate, coordinate, corporation, crystallize, federalize (associate), federate, federation, include, incorporate (include), join (associate oneself with), join (bring together), league, merge, organize (arrange), organize (unionize), party (political organization), pool (noun), pool (verb), society, syndicate, trust (combination of businesses), unite
Burton's Legal Thesaurus.
William C. Burton.
2006