C1verbformalacademicscience
US/kənˈvɜːrdʒ/
UK/kənˈvɜːdʒ/
to move toward the same point and meet there, or to become more alike
In context
Thousands of fans converged on the stadium before the final.
The two rivers converge just north of the old city.
Our views began to converge once we understood each other better.
Words that go with converge
verb + preposition
- converge onCrowds converged on the square.
- converge atThe roads converge at a small bridge.
- converge withHer interests converge with ours.
- converge fromFans converged from all over the country.
adverb + verb
- gradually convergeThe two economies gradually converged.
Common mistakes
Incorrect:
converge to the cityCorrect: converge on the city