Fusionnée

Fusionnée is the feminine singular past participle of the French verb fusionner, meaning to merge or fuse. It is used as an adjective or in compound tenses to indicate that something has been fused or merged.

As an adjective, fusionnée agrees with the noun in gender and number. Examples include "une équipe fusionnée" (a merged team) and "des données fusionnées" (merged data). It can also appear in passive or semi-passive constructions, such as "La société est fusionnée avec une autre," meaning the company has been merged with another.

Common domains for the term include business mergers, data integration and processing (for example, "fusion des données"), and organizational consolidations. It also appears in scientific or technical contexts when referring to processes of fusion, such as "fusion nucléaire" or "fusion des matériaux," where fusionnée describes a completed fusion state.

Etymology and related forms: fusionnée derives from fusionner, which itself relates to the noun fusion (the act of merging) and the broader family around merging and joining. Related forms include fusionné (masc. sing.), fusionnés (masc. plur.), and fusionnées (fem. plur.), which follow standard French agreement rules.

See also: fusion, fusionner, fusionnement, fusion des données.