agglomerate

Ideas don’t develop — they agglomerate in a repetitive, undifferentiated jumble, and the power they might have drains away.

This view, that the agglomerate of earth and water was not a perfect sphere, was universally accepted in the later Middle Ages, and the new cosmography required its refutation.

Generally, Austin said, ultrafine particles tend to agglomerate as they travel through the air — they stick together and become larger particles, which aren’t able to pass from the airways into the bloodstream.

The base of the daybed is created from an agglomerate of colorful recycled PET plastic.

The virus makes countless copies of Ralph himself, which eventually agglomerate to become a Ralphzilla that destroys the web’s infrastructure in pursuit of trapping Vanellope in their relationship.