Definition 1 is: The entire number, sum, mass, or
quantity of something; amount; total; collection. Source:
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agregado.
Associations with the noun, aggregate, Definition 1, are:
entire as an adjective. Definition 1 of 3 is: Complete
in all its parts; undivided; whole. Source:
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number as a noun. Definition 2 of 7 is: A collection
of units or individuals, whether large or small; an indefinite aggregation;
often in the plural; as, a number of facts; large numbers of
people. Source:
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sum as a noun. Definition 2 of 5 is: The entire
quantity, number, or substance; the whole; all; as, the sum total
of my means; the sum and substance of the case.
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mass as a noun. Definition 1 of 6 is: An assemblage
of things that collectively make one quantity. Definition 2
is: A body of concrete matter; a lump. Source:
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quantity as a noun. Definition 6 of 7 is: A specified,
or indefinite, number of persons or things. Source:
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something as a noun. Definition 1 of 3 is: A particular
thing indefinitely conceived or stated. Source:
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amount as a noun. Definition 1 of 2 is: A sum total;
aggregate. Source:
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total as a noun. The only definition is: The whole sum
or amount; the whole, especially when considered as an aggregate of parts
or elements. Source:
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collection is a noun. Definition 1 of 5 is: A
collecting; a group of collected objects or individuals. Definition
2 is: An aggregation; accumulation. Source:
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Definition 2 is: Material
for making concrete. Source:
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Associations with the noun, aggregate, Definition 2, are:
material as a noun. Definition 1 of 3 is: That
of which anything is composed or may be constructed; matter considered as
a component part of something. Source:
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concrete as a noun. Definition 1 of 4 is: A hardened
mass, as of gravel or broken stone united by hydraulic cement.
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aggregate as
a transitive or intransitive verb. Its 3 syllables, ag gre
gate are pronounced AG ri gut or AG re gate. There
are 3 definitions.
Definition 1 is: To bring or come together, as into
a mass, sum, or body; collect; mass. Source:
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Associations with the verb, aggregate, Definition 1, are:
together is an adverb. Definition 1 of 5 is: Into
union or contact with each other; conjointly. Source:
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mass as a noun. Definition 1 of 6 is: An assemblage
of things that collectively make one quantity. Definition 2
is: A body of concrete matter; a lump. Source:
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sum as a noun. Definition 2 of 5 is: The entire
quantity, number, or substance; the whole; all; as, the sum total
of my means; the sum and substance of the case.
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body as a noun. Definition 4 of 13 is: The principal
part or mass of anything. Source:
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collect as a verb, intransitive. The only definition is: To
come together; assemble; accumulate. Source:
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Definition 2 is: To
amount to. Source:
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Associations with the verb, aggregate, Definition 2, are:
amount as a verb, intransitive. The only definition is: To
reach in the aggregate or in effect; be equivalent: with to.
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Definition 3, rare, is: To
add to. Source:
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Associations with the verb, aggregate, Definition 3, are:
add as a verb, transitive. Definition 1 of 3 is: To
join or unite, so as to increase the quantity or number; find the sum of;
unite in one sum. Source:
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aggregate as an adjective.
Its 3 syllables, ag gre gate, are pronounced AG ri gut
or AG re gate.
While the only general definition is: Collected into a sum, mass, or total;
gathered into a whole; formed by collection; collective, there are 2
specific definitions.
Specific definition 1, in Botany, is: Agglomerate; collected together.
Specific definition 2, in Geology, is: Composed of distinct minerals
separable by mechanical means, as granite. Source:
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Associations with the adjective, aggregate, are:
agglomerate as an adjective. The only definition is: Gathered
into a mass or heap; clustered densely. Source:
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The singular possessive of aggregate is: aggregate's. The plural
of aggregate is: aggregates. The plural possessive of aggregates
is: aggregates'.
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