clumped (Meaning)
clumped
to form or cause to form clumps, a clustered mass of particles (as bacteria or blood cells) compare agglutination, a heavy tramping sound, a cluster or lump of something, a group of things clustered together, to form clumps, to walk or move clumsily and noisily, to arrange in or cause to form clumps, a compact mass
Synonyms & Antonyms of clumped
clumped Sentence Examples
- The thick fog clumped together, creating a dense blanket that obscured visibility.
- The trees were clumped in dense clusters along the riverbank.
- The children clumped together at the playground, sharing secrets and laughter.
- The flowers were clumped in vibrant bunches, painting the garden in hues of delight.
- The ants clumped around their food source, tirelessly transporting grains to their colony.
- The fallen leaves clumped together on the sidewalks, forming a slippery hazard.
- The students clumped into study groups, preparing for their upcoming exams.
- The stars clumped together in the night sky, forming recognizable constellations.
- The crowd clumped together at the concert venue, eager to witness the performance.
- The raindrops clumped together on the windowpane, creating a mesmerizing rhythm of plinking.
FAQs About the word clumped
to form or cause to form clumps, a clustered mass of particles (as bacteria or blood cells) compare agglutination, a heavy tramping sound, a cluster or lump o
stumbled, stomped,shuffled, lurched, staggered, lumbered, pounded, trudged, galumphed, sloughed
hung, whisked, glided, drifted,slid, breezed,floated, waltzed, wafted, hanged
The thick fog clumped together, creating a dense blanket that obscured visibility.
The trees were clumped in dense clusters along the riverbank.
The children clumped together at the playground, sharing secrets and laughter.
The flowers were clumped in vibrant bunches, painting the garden in hues of delight.
