Definition Conjugation
Definition of conglobe - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
shapeRare round or spherical objectRare
- The conglobe rolled down the hill.
Verb
1.
shapetr. Rare form into a round shapetr. Rare
- The cells conglobe to form a sphere.
2.
gatherintr. Rare to come together in a round shapeintr. Rare
- The children conglobed around the campfire.
Images of conglobe

round or spherical object
Origin of conglobe
Latin, con (together) + globus (sphere)
Examples of conglobe in a sentence
A conglobe of ice formed on the branch. The artist conglobed the clay into a perfect ball. Raindrops conglobe on the windowpane. The snowflakes began to conglobe on the windowsill. Raindrops conglobed on the car's windshield during the storm.
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- French:globe, se conglober, ...
- German:Kugel, sich zusammenballen, ...
- Italian:globo, conglobare, ...
- Spanish:esferoide, conglomerar, ...
- Portuguese:esferoide, aglomerar-se, ...
- Chinese:球体, 聚成, ...
- Japanese:球体, 形成する, ...
- Arabic:جِسْم كُرَوِي, كَوَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:כַּדּוּר, לְהִתְעַגֵּל, ...
- Russian:шар, собираться, ...
- Ukrainian:куля, згрупуватися, ...
- Hindi:कॉनग्लोब, गोल होना, ...
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