agglomerated Definition
- 1collected or gathered into a mass or cluster
- 2formed into a rounded mass
Using agglomerated: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "agglomerated" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The agglomerated debris blocked the river flow.
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The agglomerated particles formed a dense cloud.
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The agglomerated grapes made a full-bodied wine.
agglomerated Synonyms and Antonyms
Phrases with agglomerated
a type of cork made from small pieces of cork bark that are glued together
Example
The wine bottle was sealed with an agglomerated cork.
a type of artificial stone made by mixing stone chips with a binding agent
Example
The patio was paved with agglomerated stone.
a type of iron ore made by heating and compressing small particles of iron ore
Example
The steel mill used agglomerated iron ore as a raw material.
Origins of agglomerated
from Latin 'agglomerare', meaning 'to wind or add onto a ball'
Summary: agglomerated in Brief
The term 'agglomerated' [uh-glom-uh-rey-tid] refers to things that are collected or gathered into a mass or cluster, or formed into a rounded mass. It can describe natural phenomena like debris or particles, or man-made materials like cork, stone, or iron ore. Synonyms include 'clustered,' 'massed,' 'grouped,' and 'bunched.' Antonyms include 'dispersed,' 'scattered,' and 'separated.'
