"intermerging" meaning in English

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          "text": "By infallible presentiment he saw, that […] the profounder emanations of the human mind, intended to illustrate all that can be humanly known of human life; these never unravel their own intricacies, and have no proper endings; but […] hurry to abrupt intermergings with the eternal tides of time and fate.",
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