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coadunate

transitive verb co·ad·u·nate \ kōˈajəˌnāt \

Definition of coadunate

-ed/-ing/-s

: to unite into one : combine

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Origin and Etymology of coadunate

Late Latin coadunatus, past participle of coadunare, from Latin co- + Late Latin adunare, from Latin ad- + Late Latin unare, from Latin unus one

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coadunate

adjective \ -ˌnāt \

Definition of coadunate

: grown together and confluent : united

Origin and Etymology of coadunate

Latin coadunatus

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