conglobated

Variant of conglobate

transitive verb, intransitive verb conglobated, conglobating

to form or collect into a ball or rounded mass
also conglobe

Origin: L conglobatus, pp. of conglobare < com-, with + globare, to make into a globe < globus, globe

adjective

formed into a ball or rounded mass

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