Writers employ “coalesce” to evoke the notion of disparate elements gradually merging into a unified whole. In some works, the term illustrates how ambition or conflict, as in political or religious struggles, ultimately comes together to form a single force [1],[2],[3],[4]. In other contexts, it describes physical or biological processes, such as when minute droplets or cellular structures merge to create a larger, coherent form [5],[6],[7],[8]. Authors also use the word in more abstract treatments, suggesting that scattered truths or qualities blend into a harmonious entity, enriching the narrative with a sense of inevitable synthesis [9],[10].