conglobate (Meaning)

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conglobate (v)

assume a globular shape

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Some species of fungi exhibit a conglobate growth pattern, forming dense clusters of fruiting bodies.
The conglobate glands in certain animals secrete substances that aid in defense or communication.
As the storm approached, the clouds began to conglobate, darkening the sky with their mass.
In medicine, conglobate acne refers to severe acne characterized by deep, cystic lesions that tend to cluster together.
The conglobate masses of cells observed under the microscope indicated abnormal growth in the tissue sample.
The conglobate structure of the asteroid suggested it had undergone significant compression during its formation.
When threatened, some species of armadillos can conglobate into a tight ball for protection.
The conglobate appearance of the tumor on the MRI scan raised concerns about its malignancy.
The conglobate shape of the boulder indicated it had been shaped by the forces of erosion over time.
As the river meandered through the valley, it carried sediment that would eventually conglobate into sandbars along its banks.

assume a globular shape

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Some species of fungi exhibit a conglobate growth pattern, forming dense clusters of fruiting bodies.

The conglobate glands in certain animals secrete substances that aid in defense or communication.

As the storm approached, the clouds began to conglobate, darkening the sky with their mass.

In medicine, conglobate acne refers to severe acne characterized by deep, cystic lesions that tend to cluster together.