agglomerative (Meaning)

Wordnet

agglomerative (s)

clustered together but not coherent

Webster

Having a tendency to gather together, or to make collections.

The agglomerative approach to city planning considers the integration of residential, commercial, and recreational spaces.
The agglomerative model in economic theory suggests that industries tend to cluster in specific regions for mutual benefits.
The agglomerative algorithm efficiently groups similar data points based on shared characteristics.
The agglomerative nature of the organization encourages cross-departmental collaboration and teamwork.
The agglomerative strategy employed by the company involves merging smaller subsidiaries to create a stronger market presence.
The agglomerative planning process emphasizes creating cohesive neighborhoods with diverse amenities.
The software developer implemented an agglomerative coding style, organizing functions based on their interdependencies.
The agglomerative decision-making approach involves gathering input from various stakeholders before reaching a consensus.
The school district adopted an agglomerative curriculum design, integrating interdisciplinary studies for a holistic education.
The agglomerative nature of the community fosters a sense of unity and shared values among its residents.

clustered together but not coherentHaving a tendency to gather together, or to make collections.

assortment, collage, jumble, agglomerate, medley, variety, hodgepodge, olla podrida, ragbag, accumulation

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The agglomerative approach to city planning considers the integration of residential, commercial, and recreational spaces.

The agglomerative model in economic theory suggests that industries tend to cluster in specific regions for mutual benefits.

The agglomerative algorithm efficiently groups similar data points based on shared characteristics.

The agglomerative nature of the organization encourages cross-departmental collaboration and teamwork.