Definition for Amalgamation:

• the combination of two or more commercial companies

Synonyms for Amalgamation:

• n.

  •
  • consolidate,
  • assemble.
  •
  • eclecticism.
  •act (noun)
  • uniting,
  • amalgamation.
  •admixture (noun)
  • minglings.
  •affiliation (noun)
  • joinings,
  • out-fit,
  • out fits,
  • out fit,
  • out-fits,
  • mergings,
  • tiein,
  • banding togethers.
  •alloy (noun)
  • denaturant,
  • intermixture,
  • hybrid,
  • intermixtures.
  •augmentation (noun)
  • addition,
  • inflation,
  • annex,
  • augmentation,
  • swelling,
  • extension,
  • increase,
  • adjunct,
  • addendum,
  • appendix,
  • enlargement.
  •blend (noun)
  • inter-fusions,
  • interfusions,
  • inter fusions,
  • inter fusion,
  • inter-fusion.
  •coalition (noun)
  • anschlusses,
  • meldings,
  • coadunations,
  • mergences.
  •cohesion (noun)
  • coherence.
  •combination (noun)
  • assembly,
  • commixture,
  • ensemble,
  • composition,
  • hodgepodge,
  • medley,
  • amalgam,
  • conglomeration,
  • mix,
  • infusion,
  • brew,
  • paste,
  • concoction,
  • conglomerate,
  • mixture.
  •composite (noun)
  • pasteups,
  • immixtures.
  •consolidation (noun)
  • strengthenings.
  •federation (noun)
  • federacies,
  • syndications.
  •fusion (noun)
  • liquefactions,
  • solderings,
  • smeltings,
  • meltings,
  • unitings,
  • liquifications,
  • weldings,
  • comminglings.
  •incorporation (noun)
  • fraternizations,
  • un-ionizations,
  • in corporations,
  • in-corporations,
  • unionizations,
  • un ionizations,
  • un-ionization,
  • in corporation,
  • charterings,
  • in-corporation,
  • un ionization.
  •integration (noun)
  • integration.
  •junction (noun)
  • adjacency,
  • bond,
  • adherence,
  • relationship,
  • coupling,
  • connection,
  • juxtaposition,
  • attachment,
  • alliance,
  • wedding,
  • conjunction,
  • splice,
  • juncture,
  • jointure,
  • junction,
  • meeting,
  • branch,
  • connectedness,
  • synergy,
  • annexation,
  • affixation,
  • abutment.
  •marriage (noun)
  • monogamy,
  • wedded bliss,
  • wedlock,
  • matings,
  • wedded state,
  • holy matrimony,
  • tie that binds,
  • wedding ceremony,
  • consortium,
  • consortia,
  • wedding bells.
  •merger (noun)
  • tieup.
  •mix/mixture (noun)
  • in filtrations,
  • trans fusions,
  • trans fusion,
  • in-filtrations,
  • trans-fusion,
  • in-filtration,
  • trans-fusions,
  • in filtration.
  •mixture (noun)
  • joining.
  •package (noun)
  • TINS,
  • biddle,
  • tin,
  • sheaf,
  • Sheaves.
  •synthesis (noun)
  • building whole,
  • building wholes,
  • constructings,
  • making ones,
  • building a wholes,
  • integratings.
  •unification (noun)
  • interlockings.
  •union (noun)
  • coming togethers,
  • uni-sons,
  • uni-son,
  • uni sons,
  • agglutinations,
  • inter-courses,
  • inter courses,
  • inter course,
  • uni son,
  • inter-course.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • combine,
  • vertical integration,
  • sleeping partner,
  • BROS,
  • farm out,
  • limited partner,
  • contract out,
  • amalgamate,
  • duopoly,
  • demerger,
  • linkup,
  • silent partner,
  • Demerge,
  • joint venture,
  • go in with,
  • trading partner,
  • buy out,
  • merge.
  •
  • friendly,
  • stable,
  • tie up,
  • partner,
  • cohesion,
  • swallow up,
  • gobble up.
  •
  • interest.
  •Other relevant words:
  • alignment,
  • intermingling,
  • colloid,
  • Interweaving,
  • agreement,
  • inclusion,
  • assortment,
  • ragout,
  • Marrying,
  • aggregation,
  • Interlarding,
  • homogenizing,
  • Fusing,
  • conjugation,
  • mingling,
  • mosaic,
  • federalization,
  • jumble,
  • collegialism,
  • intermixing,
  • mess,
  • package deal,
  • congeries,
  • composed,
  • miscellany,
  • Confraternity,
  • synthesizing,
  • embodiment,
  • Olio,
  • fraternity,
  • agglomeration,
  • assimilation,
  • parasynthesis,
  • fellowship,
  • cahoots,
  • emulsion,
  • junta,
  • melting pot,
  • hookup,
  • confederacy,
  • confederation,
  • coalescence,
  • sorority,
  • Associating,
  • Copartnery,
  • compost,
  • Pooling,
  • enosis,
  • salmagundi,
  • encompassment,
  • cartel,
  • Conflation,
  • hook up,
  • nuclear fusion,
  • farrago,
  • patchwork,
  • unity,
  • Coalescing,
  • homogenization,
  • Alloyage,
  • Gallimaufry,
  • Parathesis,
  • Bund,
  • cocktail,
  • copartnership,
  • Amalgamating,
  • combining,
  • hash,
  • Conjoining,
  • ecumenism,
  • Colleagueship,
  • tie-in,
  • syncretism,
  • Allying,
  • matrimony,
  • mishmash,
  • pluralism,
  • Pot-pourri,
  • cabal,
  • Confederating,
  • suspension,
  • syneresis,
  • Crasis,
  • goulash,
  • Consolidating,
  • preparation,
  • freemasonry,
  • collegiality,
  • togetherness,
  • compounding,
  • Alloying,
  • conspiracy,
  • blending,
  • Commingling,
  • comradeship,
  • solution,
  • merging,
  • society,
  • mixing,
  • absorption,
  • sodality,
  • aggregate,
  • centralization,
  • integrating,
  • meld,
  • unifying,
  • association.

Paraphrases for Amalgamation:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    merger, mergers.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Melding, merger.

• Forward Entailment

  • Proper noun, singular
    consolidation.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    amalgam, consolidation.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    divisions, holdings.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Reintegration, reunion, blend, reorganization, regrouping, Mainstreaming, regroupment, compilation, mixture, cantonment, confusion, inclusion.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    fusion, merging, melting, Smelting.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Conflation, fusion, incorporation, merging, Fusing, blending, mix, meltdown, melting, bonding, Smelting, realignment.

Antonyms for Amalgamation:

• n.

  • mixture
    division, separation, parting, severance.
  • Other antonyms:
    component, element, constituent, ingredient.

Amalgamation Sentence Examples:

• A prince of some Liberal country was what was wanted: there was even some talk of offering the crown to the English Duke of Edinburgh, while one party dreamed of an Iberian amalgamation, and suggested Dom Luis of Portugal or his father Dom Ferdinand, the former regent.

• About the same time also interviews took place between the Midland and the London and North - Western, with the object of arranging an amalgamation of the two systems.

Hyponym for Amalgamation:

• n.

  • act
    integration, consolidation.