1. The process or result of sticking together; the state of being joined or united into a mass.
Usage: Plural form of agglutination; Common in scientific and technical contexts
2. In linguistics, the formation of words by combining morphemes or word elements without changing their form.
Usage: Technical linguistic term; Describes a language feature found in languages like Turkish, Finnish, and Hungarian
3. In immunology, the clumping together of cells or particles (such as bacteria or red blood cells) caused by an antibody or other agent.
Usage: Medical and biological term

Examples

• The agglutinations of dust particles formed visible clumps on the shelf.
• Turkish exhibits agglutinations by adding multiple suffixes to a single root word.
• The blood test showed agglutinations when the serum was mixed with the antigen.
• Agglutinations in the polymer mixture weakened its structural integrity.
• The linguist studied agglutinations in Uralic languages to understand word formation patterns.
• Red blood cell agglutinations can indicate a serious immune response.
• Various agglutinations occurred when the adhesive was applied to the surfaces.