Cause_to_amalgamate
type: Frame
type: Class
inherits from: Objective influence
inherits from: Transitive action
inherits from: Event
inherits from: Intentionally affect
inherits from: Intentionally act
comment: These words refer to an Agent joining Parts to form a Whole. (The Parts may also be encoded as Part_1 and Part_2.) There is a symmetrical relationship between the components that undergo the process, and afterwards the Parts are consumed and are no longer distinct entities that are easily discernable or separable in the Whole. Chuck merged the corpora. Chuck merged the corpora into a database. Chuck merged the BNC with the AP Corpus into a database. The two forces merged into a single, undifferentiated mass of murderous mayhem.(Sense 2) Melt the butter, then blend it with the room temperature milk. CNI
subclass of: Restriction
  on property: hasComponent
  some values from: Amalgamation
definition: These words refer to an Agent joining Parts to form a Whole. (The Parts may also be encoded as Part_1 and Part_2.) There is a symmetrical relationship between the components that undergo the process, and afterwards the Parts are consumed and are no longer distinct entities that are easily discernable or separable in the Whole. Chuck merged the corpora. Chuck merged the corpora into a database. Chuck merged the BNC with the AP Corpus into a database. The two forces merged into a single, undifferentiated mass of murderous mayhem.(Sense 2) Melt the butter, then blend it with the room temperature milk. CNI
definition: <def-root>These words refer to an <fen>Agent</fen> joining <fen>Parts</fen> to form a <fen>Whole</fen>. (The <fen>Parts</fen> may also be encoded as <fen>Part_1</fen> and <fen>Part_2</fen>.) There is a symmetrical relationship between the components that undergo the process, and afterwards the <fen>Parts</fen> are consumed and are no longer distinct entities that are easily discernable or separable in the <fen>Whole</fen>. <ex><fex name="Agent">Chuck</fex> <t>merged</t> <fex name="Parts">the corpora</fex>.</ex><ex> <fex name="Agent">Chuck</fex> <t>merged</t> <fex name="Parts">the corpora</fex> <fex name="Whole">into a database</fex>.</ex> <ex><fex name="Agent">Chuck</fex> <t>merged</t> <fex name="Part_1">the BNC</fex> <fex name="Part_2">with the AP Corpus</fex> <fex name="Whole">into a database</fex>.</ex> <ex><fex name="Parts">The two forces</fex> <t>merged</t> <fex name="Whole">into a single, undifferentiated mass of murderous mayhem</fex>.(Sense 2)</ex> <ex>Melt the butter, then <t>blend</t> <fex name="Part_1">it</fex> <fex name="Part_2">with the room temperature milk</fex>. <fex name="Agent">CNI</fex></ex> </def-root>
frame ID: 13
frame c by: ChW
frame c date: 2001-02-07T13:11:44+01:00
frame name: Cause_to_amalgamate
has frame element: Part 1.cause to amalgamate
has frame element: Parts.cause to amalgamate
has frame element: Degree.cause to amalgamate
has frame element: Whole.cause to amalgamate
has frame element: Depictive.cause to amalgamate
has frame element: Purpose.cause to amalgamate
has frame element: Result.cause to amalgamate
has frame element: Agent.cause to amalgamate
has frame element: Manner.cause to amalgamate
has frame element: Means.cause to amalgamate
has frame element: Time.cause to amalgamate
has frame element: Part 2.cause to amalgamate
has frame element: Place.cause to amalgamate
has frame relation: Intentionally affect
has frame relation: Amalgamation
has lex unit: bring together.v
has lex unit: consolidate.v
has lex unit: lump.v
has lex unit: unite.v
has lex unit: blend.v
has lex unit: compound.v
has lex unit: merge.v
has lex unit: throw together.v
has lex unit: amalgamate.v
has lex unit: coalesce.v
has lex unit: unify.v
has lex unit: pair.v
has lex unit: admix.v
has lex unit: together bring.v
has lex unit: meld.v
has lex unit: merger.n
has lex unit: commingle.v
has lex unit: fold.v
has lex unit: fuse.v
has lex unit: conflate.v
has lex unit: jumble.v
has lex unit: mix.v
has lex unit: combination.n
has lex unit: join.v
has lex unit: flux.v
has lex unit: intermix.v
has lex unit: combine.v
is causative of: Amalgamation