C1nounformalacademictechnology
US/kənˈvɜːr.dʒəns/
UK/kənˈvɜː.dʒəns/
the process of moving toward the same point or becoming more similar
In context
The convergence of phones and cameras changed the way we take photos.
There is growing convergence between the two parties on tax policy.
Scientists studied the convergence of the two rivers near the coast.
Words that go with convergence
noun + preposition
- convergence ofThe convergence of cultures is visible in big cities.
- convergence betweenThere is a convergence between the two views.
- point of convergenceThe square is the point of convergence for all roads.
adjective + noun
- growing convergenceA growing convergence of interests helped the deal.
- technological convergenceTechnological convergence blurs the line between devices.
- economic convergenceEconomic convergence takes decades.