Synonyms for

Consolidated

Verb / kʌˈnsɑ:lʌˌdeɪtʌd / Another word for consolidated — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

combined into a single, more effective or coherent whole

Synonyms & similar words

amalgamated amalgamate coalesced consolidate fused merged united amalgamated integrated combined blended fused bonded joined interconnected harmonized coordinated streamlined centralized converged homogenized synthesized incorporated aggregated pool

Synonyms by register

Formal

unified integrated merged amalgamated combined

Informal

joined linked put together teamed up

Literary

fused coalesced intertwined

Antonyms

separate divided dispersed scattered fragmented unconnected dissociated

Common collocations

  • consolidated report
  • consolidated statement
  • consolidated revenue
  • consolidated debt
  • consolidated group
  • consolidated position
  • consolidated efforts

Word family

noun consolidation
verb consolidate
adjective consolidated
adverb consolidatedly

Usage note

Often used in business and finance to describe the merging of companies or financial statements. Be mindful of the context; 'consolidated' implies a strengthening or making solid.

Example sentences

  1. The bank consolidated several branches to reduce costs.
  2. After the merger, the two companies consolidated their resources.
  3. The team consolidated their lead in the second half of the game.
  4. The government is planning to consolidate public services.
  5. The company's profits increased after it consolidated its operations.

Quotes

  • We must consolidate our strength and position.
  • Unity is strength... when there is teamwork and collaboration, wonderful things can be achieved.
  • We must work together to achieve our goals.

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