By midday, the fog coalesces into a low-lying cloud over the marsh.

Different ideas coalesced into a single, practical proposal during the workshop.

The coalescent droplets formed a single, shimmering bead on the leaf's surface.

The coalescent added to the emulsion caused the oil droplets to merge and separate faster.

Geneticists observed multiple coalescents in the ancestry graphs.

In many varieties of English, yod coalescence alters pronunciations so that clusters like [dj], [tj], [sj], and [zj] become [dʒ], [tʃ], [ʃ], and [ʒ], respectively, through mutual assimilation.

Some dialects exhibit yod-coalescence as an alternative form that merges /tj/ and /dj/ clusters into affricates.

In this dialect, speakers frequently use Yod coalescence as an alternative realization of palatalization.

In some dialects, Yod Coalescence functions as an alternative form of palatal coalescence, producing affricates where a consonant merges with a following /j/.