conglomerate
/kənˈɡlɑːmərət/
verb
- To gather together into a mass or whole; to form a conglomerate.
- Various interest groups conglomerated to form a powerful lobby.
- The particles conglomerated into a solid lump under pressure.
- Over time, the small businesses conglomerated into a large corporation.
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noun
- A large corporation made up of many different companies that operate in different industries.
- The conglomerate expanded by acquiring a software company and a food manufacturer.
- The media conglomerate owns television stations, newspapers, and film studios.
- Investors were interested in the conglomerate because of its diverse portfolio.
- A rock composed of rounded fragments cemented together.
- The cliff was made of conglomerate, with pebbles visible in the stone.
- The path was paved with a rough conglomerate that sparkled in the sun.
- Geologists studied the conglomerate to learn about ancient riverbeds.
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adjective
- Made up of separate parts or elements gathered into a single mass or group.
- The conglomerate structure of the company allowed it to survive market changes.
- Their conglomerate collection of art included paintings, sculptures, and photographs.
- The city's population is a conglomerate mix of many different cultures.