Fusion

Fusion, n. /ˈfjuːʒən/ [< Latin fūsiōn-em , n. of action < fundĕre to pour.]
3a. The union or blending together of different things (whether material or immaterial) as if by melting, so as to form one whole; the result or state of being so blended. Const. into, with. 1776

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