glomerate
ˈɡlɑːmərət
Definition

Definition of glomerate - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
formRaregathered into a compact rounded massRare
  • The cells appeared glomerate under the microscope.
aggregated bunched clustered
2.
geologyTECH.conglomerate in structureTECH.
  • The rock formation was glomerate in appearance.
aggregated clustered grouped
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Origin of glomerate

Latin, glomus (ball)

Examples of glomerate in a sentence

  • Under the lens, the glomerate particles were clearly visible.
  • The geologist noted the glomerate texture of the sample.
  • Glomerate rocks are often found in sedimentary layers.

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  1. French:aggloméré, congloméré, ...
  2. German:zusammengeballt, ...
  3. Italian:glomerato, agglomerato, ...
  4. Spanish:aglomerado, glomerado, ...
  5. Portuguese:aglomerado, conglomerado, ...
  6. Chinese:团状的, 聚合的, ...
  7. Japanese:塊状の, 集塊状の, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَكَتِّل, مُتَكَوِّن من كُتَل, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְגוּבָּשׁ, קוֹנְגְלוֹמֵרָטִי, ...
  10. Russian:сгруппированный, конгломератный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:згрупований, конгломератний, ...
  12. Hindi:गोलाकार, समुच्चय, ...
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