How Do You Spell AGGLOMERATE?

Pronunciation: [ɐɡlˈɒməɹˌe͡ɪt] (IPA)

The word "agglomerate" is spelled with a silent "g" and is pronounced /əˈɡlɒməreɪt/. The correct spelling is commonly confused with similar sounding words such as "aggregate" or "amalgamate". The word is derived from Latin "agglomeratus" which means to gather together in a mass. The word can be used as a verb or a noun, typically referring to the process of forming or collecting into a cluster or mass. It is important to pay attention to the spelling of this word to avoid confusion with other similar words.

AGGLOMERATE Meaning and Definition

1. Agglomerate is a verb that refers to the process of clustering or grouping together various things into a larger, single unit or mass. It involves the accumulation or consolidation of individual components or particles to form a cohesive whole.

   As a noun, agglomerate refers to the resulting mass or clustering of objects or particles. It describes an assemblage or gathering of diverse elements that have come together, especially when they appear to be bound or fused.

   In geology, an agglomerate is a type of volcanic rock formed from a combination of molten lava fragments and other debris that solidify into a cohesive mass upon cooling. These rocks typically consist of a mixture of different sizes, shapes, and types of materials such as volcanic ash, cinders, and boulders.

   In a broader context, agglomerate can also be used to describe the process of clustering or consolidating ideas, concepts, or information. It reflects the act of combining or merging distinct thoughts or pieces of knowledge into a comprehensive or unified whole.

   Overall, agglomerate refers to the act or result of clustering or consolidating objects, particles, ideas, or information together to form a larger, cohesive unit or mass.

2. • To gather into a mass; to grow into a mass.

   • In geol., a term employed to designate accumulations of angular fragments of rocks thrown up by volcanic eruptions.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for AGGLOMERATE

• aggolomerated
• zgglomerate
• sgglomerate
• wgglomerate
• qgglomerate
• afglomerate
• avglomerate
• abglomerate
• ahglomerate
• ayglomerate
• atglomerate
• agflomerate
• agvlomerate
• agblomerate
• aghlomerate
• agylomerate
• agtlomerate
• aggkomerate
• aggpomerate
• aggolomerate
• agglomerrate
• aglomerate
• agglommerate
• agglomeratve
• eglommerate
• aggelomerative
• Agglomerature
• aglomerrate

Etymology of AGGLOMERATE

The word "agglomerate" has its roots in the Latin language. It comes from the Latin verb "agglomerare", which consists of two parts: "ad" meaning "to" or "towards", and "glomerare" meaning "to form into a ball" or "to gather into a mass". Originally, "agglomerate" was used to describe the formation of small particles or materials being gathered together into a larger mass or cluster. Over time, the word developed broader meanings, including the concept of a collection or aggregation of various items or entities.

Similar spelling words for AGGLOMERATE

• agglomerative,
• aglaonema,
• agglomerator,
• agglomerated,
• agglomeration.

Plural form of AGGLOMERATE is AGGLOMERATES

Conjugate verb Agglomerate

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have agglomerated

you would have agglomerated

he/she/it would have agglomerated

we would have agglomerated

they would have agglomerated

I would have agglomerate

you would have agglomerate

he/she/it would have agglomerate

we would have agglomerate

they would have agglomerate

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

I would have been agglomerating

you would have been agglomerating

he/she/it would have been agglomerating

we would have been agglomerating

they would have been agglomerating

CONDITIONAL PRESENT

I would agglomerate

you would agglomerate

he/she/it would agglomerate

we would agglomerate

they would agglomerate

CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

I would be agglomerating

you would be agglomerating

he/she/it would be agglomerating

we would be agglomerating

they would be agglomerating

FUTURE

I will agglomerate

you will agglomerate

he/she/it will agglomerate

we will agglomerate

they will agglomerate

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be agglomerating

you will be agglomerating

he/she/it will be agglomerating

we will be agglomerating

they will be agglomerating

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have agglomerated

you will have agglomerated

he/she/it will have agglomerated

we will have agglomerated

they will have agglomerated

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been agglomerating

you will have been agglomerating

he/she/it will have been agglomerating

we will have been agglomerating

they will have been agglomerating

IMPERATIVE

you agglomerate

we let´s agglomerate

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to agglomerate

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was agglomerating

you were agglomerating

he/she/it was agglomerating

we were agglomerating

they were agglomerating

PAST PARTICIPLE

agglomerated

PAST PERFECT

I had agglomerated

you had agglomerated

he/she/it had agglomerated

we had agglomerated

they had agglomerated

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been agglomerating

you had been agglomerating

he/she/it had been agglomerating

we had been agglomerating

they had been agglomerating

PRESENT

I agglomerate

you agglomerate

he/she/it agglomerates

we agglomerate

they agglomerate

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am agglomerating

you are agglomerating

he/she/it is agglomerating

we are agglomerating

they are agglomerating

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

agglomerating

PRESENT PERFECT

I have agglomerated

you have agglomerated

he/she/it has agglomerated

we have agglomerated

they have agglomerated

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been agglomerating

you have been agglomerating

he/she/it has been agglomerating

we have been agglomerating

they have been agglomerating

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

he/she/it agglomerate

SIMPLE PAST

I agglomerated

you agglomerated

he/she/it agglomerated

we agglomerated

they agglomerated