0 past simple and past participle of coalesce
1 If two or more things coalesce, they come or grow together to form one thing or system.
But again, he locates his explanation not in the formal characteristics of their music but rather in the discursive strategies that coalesced around it.
The politics of these differing groups initially coalesced around a consensus of socio-politico and cultural concerns.
Their interests coalesced around the question of landlessness.
Rather, it was continuously formed and reformed by the interaction of clusters of individuals who coalesced around particular interests and issues.
The third group consists of the nationalists, who coalesced a few decades later and came to political power in the 1930s.
Historically, this metaphorical nexus coalesced as a result of two factors.
Efforts to establish systems of forest protection for environmental reasons coalesced with important economic objectives which intensified in the 1920s and 1930s.
Having supplied this constraint, new turning intervals would be introduced automatically whenever a pointing interval could not be coalesced with an existing pointing interval.
