Confluent (adjective)

1. Flowing together, merging into one stream or channel; tending to merge or blend.
2. Having the characteristics of merging into one stream or channel; tending to blend together.
3. Describing a type of infection in which multiple skin conditions converge and merge into one larger lesion.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word confluentem, meaning 'flowing together'.

Examples:

1. The two rivers are confluent and join to form a single stream.
2. His artistic and musical abilities were confluent, giving rise to his unique style.
3. The confluent traffic on the highway caused a massive traffic jam.
4. Her skin condition was diagnosed as confluent smallpox, requiring immediate medical attention.
5. The confluent clouds in the sky indicated an impending storm.