Capable of flowing together or blending; able to merge or combine with something else.
From conflux plus the suffix -ible (from Latin -ibilis) meaning 'capable of' or 'able to.' An extremely rare English word.
Chemists and philosophers occasionally dust off this word when discussing whether two substances or concepts can truly merge or whether they're fundamentally separate—it's the opposite of 'incompatible.'
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