conglomération

conglomération

conglomération [ kɔ̃glɔmerasjɔ̃ ] n. f.
• 1829; de conglomérer
Didact. Action de conglomérer.

conglomération nom féminin Action de conglomérer ; fait d'être congloméré.

⇒CONGLOMÉRATION, subst. fém.
A.— Action de conglomérer, résultat de cette action. Cette solidité toute spéciale d'un liquide épais qui a trouvé son point de conglomération (DU BOS, Journal, 1925, p. 280).
B.— P. anal. [En parlant de pers.] Toute cette population, entassée dans l'ombre (...) faisant se frôler dans sa conglomération les pêcheuses et les filles du peuple contre les petites bourgeoises (PROUST, La Fugitive, 1922, p. 521).
Prononc. :[]. Étymol. et Hist. 1. 1829 « objets conglomérés » (BOISTE); 2. 1838 « action de conglomérer » (Ac. Compl. 1842). Dér. de conglomérer; suff. -(a)tion. Fréq. abs. littér. :2.

conglomération [kɔ̃glɔmeʀɑsjɔ̃] n. f.
ÉTYM. 1829; de conglomérer.
Didact. Action de conglomérer.
Rare. Fait de se conglomérer (personnes).

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