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aggregation

gathering / collection
[C/U] Both
pl: aggregations

This term carries a clinical or technical weight, often appearing in economics, data science, and biology. It suggests a process of accumulation where individual identities are merged into a collective total, shifting the focus from the specific part to the overall sum.

Countable when referring to a specific group or cluster of items. Uncountable when referring to the general process of collecting things together.

Meanings

Noungathering

The act of gathering several separate items into a single mass or whole.

The aggregation of data from various sources allowed for a clearer analysis.

Nouncollection

A cluster or collection of things gathered together.

The aggregation of small islands forms a larger archipelago.

Examples

This is a large aggregation.

The aggregation is small.

I see an aggregation.

The aggregation of sand grew.

They studied the aggregation process.

An aggregation of clouds formed.

The aggregation of student scores helps the teacher.

School Life

The detective noted the aggregation of clues.

Detective

This aggregation of cells is unusual.

Health

Data aggregation is essential for market analysis.

Business

The empire was an aggregation of city states.

History

The aggregation of these facts proves the theory.

Trivia

Related Words

accumulationcollectionclustermassamalgamationsummationseparationdivisiondistributiondisaggregationfragmentationaggregatetotalsynthesisgroupingcompilation
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