intransitive. To come close together in contact or union; to join, unite, combine, coalesce, meet in a common centre.

To run or come together peacefully; to meet. Of lines, etc.: To converge and meet. Obsolete.

intransitive. To meet together or converge, as lines, towards a point; also figurative. Obsolete.

intransitive. To collect or come together at a centre or other point; to become more concentrated or intense.

intransitive. ‘To tend to one point from different places’ (Johnson); to tend to meet in a point; to approach nearer together, as lines do, which…

intransitive. To radiate together; to unite their rays.

intransitive. To come near or close (to). Rarely (in scientific language) of physical motion, but often of the convergence of lines or surfaces…

intransitive. To converge on or towards a common centre; to be focused in or on a single point. Now rare.

intransitive. To come to a centre. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To converge to or towards a centre. Now rare.