combinations

/ ˌkɒmbɪˈneɪʃənz /

plural noun

1. Often shortened to: combs.  coms. US and Canadian term: union suit. a one-piece woollen undergarment with long sleeves and legs

Example Sentences

By considering the identical isotopic signatures found in both bodies, they tested combinations of possible Theia compositions, sizes, and early Earth properties that could have produced the final state we observe today.

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But Benavidez began landing combinations to the head and body with the speed of a lightweight, switching between southpaw and orthodox at will.

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It’s a process that can take seven or eight years of crossing combinations and never knowing what you’ll get.

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A tiny number ordered the combinations at much higher rates, including 128 who did so for more than 60% of their patients.

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Props combine easily into “same-game parlays,” combinations of individual wagers that, if they all hit simultaneously, increase the payout.

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Related Words

• combo 
• consolidation 
• merger 
• mix 
• sequence 
• solution