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coalesce into

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coalesce into something
[for two or more things] to blend or fuse and become one thing. The fading colors coalesced into a gray blur. In the distance, the crowd coalesced into a single blob.
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The mass of reports about the protests and the government crackdown coming out of that tyrannous regime since the disputed June 12 election coalesce into a picture of oppression.
She wasn't a threat by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Language and numerals constitute horizon lines, coalesce into shadows, and define architectural forms.
Poble Blanc by West Branch
Particles within the disk coalesce into nuggets and then ever-larger clumps, which over several million years grow into a planet.
Pebbles from heaven: tracking planets in the making by Cowen, R. / Science News
 
 
 
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