conglomeration

This painting, like much of my work, will become a conglomeration.

But then, that was the way of this new conglomeration, she thought, no room for failure.

The following table shows the populations of the top ten conglomerations.

"So this is using a conglomeration of data accumulated throughout the year."

To her it was a wonderful conglomeration of everything great and mighty.

There must be some rhyme or reason to this conglomeration.

However, the company became involved in coaching through acquisition and conglomeration.

Try as I may, the conglomeration of coins never seems to shrink.

The big campus and the conglomeration of youth had me on edge.

"Can you see over there the somewhat brighter conglomeration of stars?"

There was a plan to the camps, which he at first had thought just a random conglomeration.

That might be the most telling legacy of publishing's conglomeration.

The 2 schools are now merged into 1 contiguous conglomeration.

There were no great conglomerations of heavy industry along the Canker.

"It's just a conglomeration of a lot of issues and things like that."

The organization is not a conglomeration of matter, it is an activity.

Nothing can possibly come of the prisoner's conglomeration but his being sent back to prison, which is soon done.

The other faces west, where each day the sun sets on the conglomeration of its most common inhabitants.

It has a new learning commons offering a conglomeration of educational services.

Even more important, he said, was the fact that conglomeration had rid the industry of its "economic schizophrenia."

Although the hyphen is no longer used, its purpose was to show that these are one people, not a conglomeration of two groups.

At the show a conglomeration of artists were exposed.

It has the largest urban conglomeration of the department.

She had left in something of a huff because he refused to answer questions about the strange conglomeration.

It's just a whole conglomeration and we'll grab two out of the bunch."