combine well

Frequency: 7.210.5 per million words

Used to describe elements that form a harmonious or effective mixture, often used for ingredients, colors, or ideas.

combineADVERB + combine

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Examples (10)

  • The illustrations combine well with the text.
  • The flavors of ginger and garlic combine well in Asian cooking.
  • In her painting, the vibrant colors combined well to create a sense of energy.
  • His strategic thinking and her operational expertise combine well to lead the team.
  • The lead guitar and the bass line combine well in this song.
  • Unfortunately, the old software does not combine well with the new operating system.
  • We hope the new architectural elements will combine well with the existing structure.
  • Wood and metal are two materials that often combine well in modern furniture design.
  • Traditional values and modern ideas can combine well if they are balanced carefully.
  • In this educational program, theory and practice combine well.