agglutinate
/æɡˈɡljuːtɪneɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to cause (molecules, cells, or tissues) to come together and form a larger mass
“The antibodies agglutinated to form a visible clump, indicating the presence of an infection.”
2. verb
to cause (words or ideas) to stick together
“The poet’s use of imagery caused the words to agglutinate and create a vivid scene in the reader’s mind.”
3. noun
a chemical phenomenon in which particles or molecules cluster together
“The scientist studied the phenomenon of agglutination to understand how it affects the behavior of cells.”
4. noun
a process of coalescing or coming together
“The merger of the two companies was a result of the agglutination of their resources and expertise.”