fusion
/ˈfjuːʒən/
adjective
- Relating to or involving the combination of different styles, cultures, or elements.
- She loves fusion fashion that blends traditional and modern designs.
- The band plays fusion music that combines rock with classical instruments.
- The restaurant serves fusion cuisine that mixes Asian and Latin flavors.
noun
- The process of combining two or more things into a single entity.
- The dish is a fusion of Italian and Japanese flavors.
- The fusion of the two companies created a global giant.
- Their music is a fusion of jazz and hip-hop.
- A type of nuclear reaction in which atomic nuclei combine to form a heavier nucleus, releasing huge amounts of energy.
- The sun produces energy through nuclear fusion.
- Fusion power could provide clean energy for the future.
- Scientists are working to make nuclear fusion a practical energy source.
- The melting of a solid substance, especially metal or rock, by heat.
- The artist used fusion to blend different metals into a sculpture.
- The fusion of iron ore into steel requires extremely high temperatures.
- Volcanic rock is formed by the fusion of minerals deep underground.
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