agglomerated (Meaning)

Wordnet

agglomerated (s)

clustered together but not coherent

Webster

of Agglomerate

Webster

Collected into a ball, heap, or mass.

Collected into a rounded head of flowers.

No weak antonyms found.

The waste materials agglomerated into a large mass, creating an environmental concern.
During the manufacturing process, the fine particles agglomerated to form larger, cohesive clumps.
The city's population agglomerated in certain neighborhoods, creating densely populated areas.
The research team found that the nanoparticles agglomerated when exposed to specific conditions.
The chemical reaction caused the substances to agglomerate into a solid precipitate.
As the traffic intensified, cars agglomerated on the highway, causing a massive congestion.
The artist's technique involved allowing paint to agglomerate, creating unique textures on the canvas.
In the urban landscape, buildings often agglomerate in the city center, forming a skyline.
The sand and gravel agglomerated, forming a natural barrier along the riverbank.
During the cooling process, the molten metal agglomerated into solid, metallic structures.

clustered together but not coherentof Agglomerate, Collected into a ball, heap, or mass., Collected into a rounded head of flowers.

rolled,rounded, bunched, lumped,balled, wadded, clumped, sphered, pelleted, pearled

flattened, opened,flattened, unrolled, opened, smoothed, spread, spread, smoothed, unrolled

The waste materials agglomerated into a large mass, creating an environmental concern.

During the manufacturing process, the fine particles agglomerated to form larger, cohesive clumps.

The city's population agglomerated in certain neighborhoods, creating densely populated areas.

The research team found that the nanoparticles agglomerated when exposed to specific conditions.