Synonyms for converging
con·verg·ing

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1. convergence, converging, convergencynoun

   the act of converging (coming closer)

   Synonyms:
   overlap, convergence, intersection, convergency

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1. convergingadjective

   Synonyms:
   convergent

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1. List of paraphrases for "converging":

   convergent, converged, convergence, converge

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1. Tim Leverton:

   Customers are very well-informed ... and standards overall are converging across the world - what is expected today in Europe is what is wanted here in terms of what the car is.

2. Kelly Leeper Leeper:

   I ’ll be damned if I ever come to Salt Lake again without bringing my gun, the point is, it’s my right to drive any kind of vehicle I want. If I want to fly the Confederate Flag, it’s my right - Kelly Leeper Leeper’s friend, who is not identified, owned the truck, which was parked in a lot outside the Red Lion Hotel and reportedly filled with $ 50,000 worth of welding equipment. At some point Sunday, Kelly Leeper Leeper said Kelly Leeper Leeper friend looked out Kelly Leeper Leeper friend hotel room window and saw a group of black men converging near the truck. Leeper and Kelly Leeper Leeper friend friend, who were in town for a Garth Brooks concert, went out to confront the group, and the incident quickly devolved into a fight.

3. Carl Thayer:

   Their interests are converging over China and the South China Sea.

4. The Commission:

   Considerable efficiency gains could be made by converging renewables support scheme across borders, particularly through enhanced regional cooperation.

5. William Ruddiman:

   Early farming helped keep the planet warm, after 12 years of debate about whether the climate of the last several thousand years has been entirely natural or in considerable part the result of early agriculture, converging evidence from several scientific disciplines points to a major anthropogenic influence.