Convergence (noun)

1. The act or process of moving toward a point of union or intersection.
2. The state of being joined together or coming together to form a common whole.
3. The degree to which two or more things move toward each other and eventually meet or merge.
4. The point where lines, ideas, or interests meet and become one.
5. The point at which a series of parallel lines, such as railway tracks, appear to meet in the distance.

Origin:

From latin convergere, meaning "to incline together" or "to come together.".

Examples:

1. The convergence of the two rivers created a spectacular waterfall.
2. The convergence of various cultures in this city has led to a vibrant and diverse community.
3. The convergence of the two companies led to a significant increase in profits.
4. The political party is working towards a convergence of their policies with those of their coalition partners.
5. The convergence of the railway tracks made it appear as if they were merging into the horizon.