agglomeration
/əˌɡlɑməˈreɪʃən/
noun
- A collection or mass of things gathered together, often in a disorderly way.
- The old attic held an agglomeration of toys, books, and furniture.
- The report was an agglomeration of facts from many different studies.
- The city's suburbs have grown into a vast agglomeration of houses and shopping centers.
- The process of gathering things into a mass.
- The agglomeration of dust particles can form clouds in the atmosphere.
- The agglomeration of small businesses into one large company took several years.
- Urban agglomeration happens when people move to cities and the city expands.
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