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Meaning of conglomeration
A conglomeration refers to a collection of different things, such as businesses, organizations, or ideas, gathered or combined into one entity.
Etymology of conglomeration
The word "conglomeration" has its roots in the Latin words "con" meaning "together" and "glomus" or "glomerare" meaning "to gather into a ball".
Historically, the term has been used to describe a mixture or collection of different things, and its usage has evolved over time to include business and organizational contexts.
Synonyms
amalgamation
combination
union
merger
consolidation
integration
association
coalition
alliance
partnership
federation
confederation
league
syndicate
cartel
trust
monopoly
corporation
conglomerate
aggregate
accumulation
assemblage
collection
gathering
mixture
medley
assortment
variety
diversity
multiplicity
complexity
jumble
mishmash
hotchpotch
muddle
chaos
disorder
confusion
disarray
mess
clutter
tangle
knot
snarl
mixture
blend
fusion
amalgam
compound
composite
synthesis
unification
coalescence
centralization
concentration
confluence
meeting
junction
intersection
crossroads
mixture
assortment
diversification
variegation
Definitions
- A conglomeration is a mixture of different things, especially a mixture of businesses or organizations.
- * It can also refer to a large business organization that consists of several different companies.
Usage Examples
- The city is a conglomeration of different cultures and architectural styles.
- * The company is a conglomeration of several smaller businesses that merged together.
- * The artist's latest sculpture is a conglomeration of found objects and recycled materials.
Antonyms
separation
division
isolation
segregation
detachment
disunion
disintegration
fragmentation
dispersal
scattering
dissipation
dissolution
breakup
split
schism
rift
breach
chasm
gulf
gap
disparity
inconsistency
incongruity
incompatibility
exclusivity
individuality
uniformity
homogeneity
simplicity
purity
clarity
coherence
order
organization
system
method
regularity
routine