merged

As a verb merged is

(merge).

As an adjective merged is

joined by merging.

As verbs the difference between merged and combined

is that merged is past tense of merge while combined is past tense of combine.

As adjectives the difference between merged and combined

is that merged is joined by merging while combined is resulting from the addition of several sources, parts, elements, aspects, etc. able to be united together, to converge.

As verbs the difference between assembled and merged

is that assembled is (assemble) while merged is (merge).

As an adjective merged is

joined by merging.

As verbs the difference between emerged and merged

is that emerged is past tense of emerge while merged is past tense of merge.

As an adjective merged is

joined by merging.

As verbs the difference between merged and merge

is that merged is (merge) while merge is to combine into a whole.

As an adjective merged

is joined by merging.

As a noun merge is

a joining together of two flows.

As verbs the difference between merged and serged

is that merged is past tense of merge while serged is past tense of serge.

As an adjective merged

is joined by merging.

As adjectives the difference between merges and merged

is that merges is poisonous while merged is joined by merging.

As a verb merged is

(merge).

As verbs the difference between merged and zerged

is that merged is past tense of merge while zerged is past tense of zerg.

As an adjective merged

is joined by merging.

As adjectives the difference between merled and merged

is that merled is with a coat in a merle pattern while merged is joined by merging.

As a verb merged is

(merge).

As verbs the difference between merged and verged

is that merged is (merge) while verged is (verge).

As an adjective merged

is joined by merging.