consolidative

• صفة تدل على ما يخدم التوحيد أو التقوية أو منح المتانة والصلابة، وتُستعمل في الإنجليزية الحديثة نادرًا.

An adjective describing something that serves to unite, strengthen, or make solid; now rarely used in modern English.

1. Combining into a single unitC1formal

   Serving to bring separate parts together into a unified whole.

   مُوَحِّد

   • The consolidative merger created a stronger corporation.
   • A consolidative approach to data management reduces redundancy.
   • The treaty had a consolidative effect on the allied nations.

   المرادفاتamalgamativeblendingcoalescentcombiningincorporativeintegrativemergingunifying

   الأضدادdisintegrativedivisiveseparative

2. Tending to consolidateC1formal

   Having the quality or tendency to make something stronger, more solid, or more secure.

   مُوَحِّد

   • The therapy had a consolidative effect on her recovery.
   • His consolidative leadership united the divided team.
   • The new policy is consolidative, aiming to stabilize the economy.

   المرادفاتhardeningsolidifyingstrengthening

   الأضدادcorrosivedestructivedisintegrativedivisiveweakening