to conglobe

Examples

• All

• The artist conglobes the clay into perfect spheres.

• Under a microscope, the cells conglobe when exposed to the solution.

• During the experiment, particles began to conglobe in the center of the dish.

• She loves to conglobe her yarn into neat balls.

• The liquid metal conglobed into tiny spheres as it cooled.

• Under a microscope, the cells conglobe when exposed to the solution.

• During the experiment, particles began to conglobe in the center of the dish.

Synonyms

C

to clump

vsto conglobe

7 4.4

To come together into a small, close group

focuses on shaping into a round body rather than simple joining

B

to bunch together

vsto conglobe

5 3.1

To move or bring close together to form a small group

is about creating a rounded single form not just grouping

A

to agglomerate

vsto conglobe

1 8.4

To join together to form a mass or cluster

is about shaping into a round form rather than mere clustering

C

to constellate

vsto conglobe

1 9.6

Come together into a group like stars that form a shape in the sky

is about shaping into a single round body rather than figurative grouping

C

to conglobate

vsto conglobe

• Archaic

9.9

To form into a round ball

is about shaping into a round ball rather than merely grouping

O

to orbed

vsto conglobe

• Archaic

9.6

To make something round like a ball

focuses on making a rounded solid form rather than simple clustering

S

to sphere

vsto conglobe

7.6

To make something round like a ball

emphasizes creating a fully rounded form rather than loose clustering

G

to globe

vsto conglobe

7.3

To make something round like a ball

means shaping into a round body rather than gathering pieces

Antonyms

F

to flatten

23 2.6

Make something flat and smooth by pressing it

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology