conglomeration (Meaning)
conglomeration (n)
a rounded spherical form
a sum total of many heterogenous things taken together
an occurrence combining miscellaneous things into a (more or less) rounded mass
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conglomeration Sentence Examples
- The city's skyline was a conglomeration of skyscrapers, each representing a different era of architectural design.
- The museum's collection was a conglomeration of artifacts from various cultures and time periods.
- The festival was a conglomeration of music, art, and food from around the world.
- The company's product line was a conglomeration of different brands acquired through mergers and acquisitions.
- The conglomeration of thoughts in his mind made it difficult for him to focus on any one task.
- The street market was a conglomeration of vendors selling everything from handmade crafts to fresh produce.
- The book was a conglomeration of essays written by different authors on the same topic.
- The conglomeration of clouds in the sky signaled the onset of a thunderstorm.
- The political party was a conglomeration of different interest groups united by a common agenda.
- The conglomeration of people at the protest demonstrated the widespread support for the cause.
FAQs About the word conglomeration
a rounded spherical form, a sum total of many heterogenous things taken together, an occurrence combining miscellaneous things into a (more or less) rounded mas
grouping,aggregation, accumulation, cluster, mixture, aggregate, collection, group, variety, array
unit, unit, entity, entity, item, item, single,single,
The city's skyline was a conglomeration of skyscrapers, each representing a different era of architectural design.
The museum's collection was a conglomeration of artifacts from various cultures and time periods.
The festival was a conglomeration of music, art, and food from around the world.
The company's product line was a conglomeration of different brands acquired through mergers and acquisitions.
