Pronunciation: /kənˌɡlɑːməˈreɪʃən/
noun a collection or mixture of various things
A1 A conglomeration of different fruits makes a delicious fruit salad.
A2 The museum displayed a conglomeration of ancient artifacts from various civilizations.
B1 The company is a conglomeration of several smaller businesses that merged together.
B2 The novel was a conglomeration of different genres, blending mystery, romance, and science fiction.
C1 The city's architecture is a conglomeration of styles from different historical periods.
C2 The art exhibition featured a conglomeration of contemporary and classical works, showcasing a diverse range of artistic styles.
adjective conglomeration can also be used as an adjective to describe something characterized by a conglomeration
A1 The conglomeration of colors in the painting made it stand out.
A2 The conglomeration of ingredients in the soup created a unique flavor.
B1 The conglomeration of buildings in the city skyline was impressive.
B2 The conglomeration of data from various sources helped to paint a clearer picture of the situation.
C1 The conglomeration of styles in the fashion show showcased the designer's versatility.
C2 The conglomeration of ideas in the research paper demonstrated the author's depth of knowledge.
formal The conglomeration of companies is expected to result in increased market dominance.
informal The conglomeration of all these different snacks is making it hard to choose what to eat.
slang That conglomeration of people at the party was wild!
figurative The conglomeration of thoughts in her mind made it difficult to focus on one task at a time.
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