conglobated

[US]/kənˈɡləʊ.beɪt/
[UK]/kənˈɡloʊ.beɪt/

Translation

v.to form into a ball or spherical shape
adj.having a spherical shape; clustered into balls

Phrases & Collocations

conglobate masses

conglobate formation

conglobate structure

conglobate cells

conglobate particles

conglobate bodies

conglobate aggregates

conglobate forms

conglobate clusters

conglobate substances

Example Sentences

the conglobate structure of the cells is essential for their function.

in nature, many organisms conglobate for protection against predators.

the artist's work often features conglobate forms that evoke a sense of unity.

during the experiment, the particles began to conglobate, forming larger clusters.

birds often conglobate in flocks during migration.

the scientist studied how bacteria conglobate to form biofilms.

in the garden, the flowers conglobate to create a vibrant display.

the conglobate nature of the community fosters collaboration and support.

when stressed, some animals will conglobate for comfort.

the conglobate arrangement of the stones creates a natural pathway.

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