adjective coined here
in·ter·com·MIN·gli·fied
Of unrelated items: fused into one unamendable vote, and so no longer able to be judged separately.
By the time it reached the floor, the three bans were intercomminglified.
Etymologyintercomminglify + -ed. The participle of a verb that only exists inside the noun: -ify was never needed except to reach -ification.
NoteThe state, not the act. The items did nothing; something was done to them, and the adjective is where that shows.
To fuse unrelated items into one unamendable vote.
The technique.
The state of the items afterwards.
To separate them again.
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