agglomerating (Meaning)

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agglomerating (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Agglomerate

No strong antonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

The construction site saw workers agglomerating to complete the project ahead of schedule.
The artists were agglomerating various materials to create a collaborative sculpture for the exhibition.
As the conference date approached, experts started agglomerating to share their research findings.
The social media platform played a significant role in agglomerating individuals with common interests.
The city's development plan focused on agglomerating businesses in specific zones for economic growth.
Scientists observed nanoparticles agglomerating in the laboratory experiment.
The software development team was agglomerating code snippets from various sources to enhance the program's functionality.
The event organizers were busy agglomerating sponsors to support the upcoming charity fundraiser.
The political rally saw supporters agglomerating in a show of solidarity for their candidate.
Environmentalists were concerned about pollutants agglomerating in the river, affecting aquatic life.

of Agglomerate

rounding, balling,rolling, pelleting,wadding, clumping, lumping, pelletizing, bunching, pearling

opening,spreading, smoothing, unrolling, unfolding, opening, unfolding, flattening, smoothing, spreading

The construction site saw workers agglomerating to complete the project ahead of schedule.

The artists were agglomerating various materials to create a collaborative sculpture for the exhibition.

As the conference date approached, experts started agglomerating to share their research findings.

The social media platform played a significant role in agglomerating individuals with common interests.