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verb-transitive:- resulting in to adhere, just like glue.
- Linguistics to make (words) by combining terms or words and term elements.
- Physiology To cause (red blood cells or micro-organisms) to clump together.
- To unite, or cause to adhere, as with glue or other viscous substance; to unite by causing an adhesion of substances.
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verb-intransitive:- to participate collectively into a bunch or size.
- Linguistics to make words by agglutination.
- Physiology To clump collectively; undergo agglutination.
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adjective:- United with glue or as with glue; cemented together.
- comprising root terms combined however materially changed on form or indicating; because, agglutinate kinds, languages, etc.
- United with glue or much like glue; cemented together.
- Consisting of root terms combined however materially changed on develop or indicating; See Agglutination, 2.
- united as if by glue
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verb:- To unite, or cause to adhere, just like glue or other viscous material; to unite by causing an adhesion of substances.
- to make through agglutination.
- sequence together (morphemes in an agglutinating language)
- clump together; by bacteria, red blood cells, etc.
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others:- To unite or trigger to stick, as with glue or any other viscous compound; unite by causing an adhesion.
- United as by glue; characterized by adherence or incorporation of distinct parts or elements: since, an agglutinate language. (See below.)
- In bacterial., to cause the coalescence or clumping of (bacteria or purple blood-corpuscles).
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- Definition for "agglutinate"
- resulting in to adhere, just like glue.
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- Sentence for "agglutinate"
- Synonym for "agglutinate"
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- Hypernym for "agglutinate"
- Cross Reference for "agglutinate"
- Equivalent for "agglutinate"
- Etymologically Related for "agglutinate"
- Variant for "agglutinate"
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