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Formed in English from the verb combine and the agent suffix -er, denoting a person or device that brings things together. Combine comes through French from Late Latin combinare, “to join two by two.”
Formed in English from the verb combine and the agent suffix -er, denoting a person or device that brings things together. Combine comes through French from Late Latin combinare, “to join two by two.”
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