conglobate
/kənˈɡloʊbeɪt/
verb
- To form into a ball or rounded mass; to gather together into a compact shape.
- The artist conglobated the clay into a smooth sphere before shaping it.
- During the experiment, the liquid conglobated into tiny beads on the surface.
- The children conglobated the snow into a large, firm snowball.
adjective
- Formed into a ball or rounded mass; spherical or compact.
- Under the microscope, the cells appeared conglobate and tightly packed.
- The conglobate shape of the pebble made it easy to roll along the ground.
- The conglobate cluster of berries hung heavily from the branch.
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