mergedlibrary
nounUK /mɜːdʒd ˈlaɪbrəri/
US /mɜːrdʒd ˈlaɪbreri/
A merged library is one big library made by joining two or more smaller libraries together.
After the two schools combined, the students shared a single merged library.
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2. A software library formed by combining the code of two or more libraries into one.
The developer installed a merged library to avoid version conflicts.
3. A digital collection created by pooling the resources of several separate collections.
The merged library lets users search millions of books from many sources at once.
4. A library building shared by two institutions after their collections were joined.
The town and the college opened a merged library downtown.