agglomeration
/æɡˌlɒməˈreɪʃən/ · ag.glom.er.a.tion
noun
- A large or loosely connected mass of things, such as people, buildings, or vehicles. The city's agglomeration of skyscrapers dominated the skyline.
- A collection of small particles or objects that are stuck together. The agglomeration of dust and dirt on the surface was visible to the naked eye.
- A process or result of gathering or collecting things together. The company's agglomeration of resources allowed them to launch a successful new product.
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Did you know? The term 'agglomeration' is often used in urban planning to describe the growth of cities and their surrounding metropolitan areas.