Definition of Combination
Combination
com·bi·na·tion
Definition/Meaning
(noun)
the action or process of mixing and merging (combining) two or more elements in a way that may or may not retain the properties of the individual elements;
e.g. A large spoon can be used for the combination of the ingredients into the cake batter.
(noun)
an instance of two or more elements being mixed and merged (combined) in a way that may or may not retain the original properties of the individual elements;
e.g. The library stocks a combination of reference books and novels.
(noun)
broadly, an arrangement of things or elements, often in a particular order to sequence;
e.g. The color combination used in the room's decor makes it a very calming place to be.
(noun)
the state of containing two or more elements that are mixed or merged in a way that may or may not retain the elements' original properties;
e.g. The combination of the two scents makes the mixture not smell like much.
(noun)
a specific sequence of numbers, symbols, and letters that can be used to unlock a lock;
e.g. He wrote down the combination to the lock on a slip of paper.
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