From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishfusedfused /fjuːzd/ adjective British English TEEif a piece of electrical equipment is fused, it is fitted with a fuse
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fused• It is vital that throughout the installation all positive lines are fused.• Once the necessary control has been acquired, the two beings are fused and reach sublime spiritual joy.• The bed-posts are made of fused bones - hundreds of them - and the frame of fused ribs and skulls.• The fused, bony plates that protect their soft parts make them well-nigh invulnerable.• The Deutocerebrum represents the fused ganglia of the antennal Segment.• They had two hearts but shared a fused liver and lower bowel.• His neck can not move; it is fused rigid.• Door bells and shavers etc require a separate fused supply through a transformer. 