Noun:

ஒன்றாகத் திரளுதல்,

conglomeration's Usage Examples:

We are just temporary conglomerations of ideas, molded together for their own protection.

On every continent, the march of progress has engendered monstrous urban conglomerations, vast pools of human misery.

The extant fragments and conglomerations of the Sibylline oracles, heathen, Jewish and Christian, were collected, examined, translated and explained by C.

somewhat distorted view of the importance of the particular chieftains with whom they came in contact, the country has been merely a conglomeration of provinces and districts, ill defined, loosely connected and generally at war with each other.

conglomeration of 88 independent cities sprawling over a vast urban maelstrom.

According to Asinius Quadratus their name indicates that they were a conglomeration of various tribes.

We start with the individual men and women who make up these vast conglomerations of people.

On the whole we see that subscribers in smaller cities benefit more from the new technology than the larger conglomerations.

The term Afghan really applies to one section only of the mixed conglomeration of nationalities which forms the people of Afghanistan, but this is the dominant section known as the Durani.

) and Pitta - and concludes with the somewhat heterogeneous conglomeration of forms, beginning with Cypselus (swift, q.

In the depths of Asia a great conglomeration of east Turkish tribes (Tatars or Mongols), formed by a terrible warrior, known under his honorific title Jenghiz Khan, had conquered the northern provinces of China, and extended its power to the frontiers of the Transoxianian regions.

conglomerations of ideas, molded together for their own protection.

It originated with the Salian Franks, often simply called Salians, the chief of that conglomeration of Germanic peoples known as Franks.

Synonyms:

plankton, sum total, nekton, congeries, aggregate, summation, sum,

Antonyms:

disunion, lack, analyze, take away, disintegrate,