Conglomeration is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONGLOMERATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of conglomerating
• a number of different things, parts or items that are grouped together; collection
• the process of forming a conglomerate
• The act or process of gathering into a mass; the state of being thus collected; collection; accumulation; that which is conglomerated; a mixed mass.
• 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
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act of conglomerating; the state of being conglomerated

Words related to CONGLOMERATION

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How to use CONGLOMERATION in a sentence

• It is a curious conglomeration, and the result is very pitiful and disastrous.
• The valleys which intersect this conglomeration run from east to west, toward the deep depression hollowed out by the Savieres and the Lower Ourcq.
• It is appalling to see the conglomeration of indigestible substances which a sick person is allowed to eat.
• Now, to make a good stew is a fine art, for a stew is not merely a conglomeration of bully and vegetables and water boiled together until it looks nice.
• Even to-day Austria-Hungary contains the most varied conglomeration of races of any nation in the world.
• Bradby, despite his dislike of the conglomeration of bones on the grass outside, lingered a second or so longer.
• He was of a heterogeneous conglomeration called Yankees.
• The huge conglomeration of sights and sounds made an unforgettable impression upon her.
• The capital itself was a curious conglomeration of log huts stuck away at the back of beyond, with all the gold lace and court satins and regimental formalities of St.
• So long as the characteristics forming the elements of any conglomeration remain perfectly the same, the conglomeration may be said to be the same.
• When the sattva is at its height this conglomeration ceases.
• All karma, the fruit of karma, cognition, pleasure, pain, ignorance, life and death belongs to this conglomeration.
• None of the phenomena produced by such a conglomeration are self.
• After vâyu, the ap is formed by the conglomeration of water atoms, and then the tejas atoms conglomerate and then the earth atoms.
• The production of knowledge is thus no transcendental occurrence, but is one which is similar to the effects produced by the conglomeration and movements of physical causes.
• Kumârila holds that it is due to the point of view from which we look at a thing that we call it a separate whole or only a conglomeration of parts.
• A mere conglomeration of emigrants, Indian traders, and half-breeds was invested with all the functions of a mature and ripened civilization.
• And this procedure was indeed very necessary, for the man was loaded down like an express-wagon, and the outlines of his form resembled a conglomeration of bundles tied together.
• Blue, pink, green, yellow, like a conglomeration of paints dropped carelessly onto a pale blue background.
• Oh, the horrible conglomeration of ideas that crowded my mind! Recent scenes and conversations entangled themselves in one another.
• Gradually the grand principality had lost its power over the other principalities of the empire, and Russia was again, virtually, a conglomeration of independent states.
• This contention rested upon a conglomeration of arguments, assertions, assumptions, inferences, and it was backed by thinly disguised threats of political action.

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