What does it mean to amalgamate?

Amalgamate means to combine or unite into one body, substance, or entity. It can also refer to the resulting entity formed by combining two or more things together.
Example: The company plans to amalgamate with its rival to create a larger and more competitive business.
Synonyms for amalgamate include merge, combine, unite, integrate, and consolidate.
Amalgamation is the process of combining or uniting things together, and the resulting entity formed by this process is called an amalgam.
For example, the amalgamation of two companies can result in a larger and more profitable business.
The word "amalgamate" comes from the Latin words "amalgama," meaning "a mixture of different metals," and "amalgamare," meaning "to mix together." This etymology reflects the idea of combining separate entities into one cohesive whole.

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