1. united or joined together; grown or fused into one body or mass
Usage: formal; rare; chiefly botanical or biological

1. to unite or join together; to cause to grow or fuse into one
Usage: formal; rare; archaic

Examples

• The coadunate petals formed a single unified structure.
• In some plant species, the stamens are coadunate at the base.
• The two substances began to coadunate when heated together.
• Coadunate tissues in the organism functioned as a single unit.
• The roots coadunated beneath the soil, creating a strong foundation.
• These coadunate elements cannot be easily separated once joined.