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Definition of aggregate
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of aggregate is as below...
Aggregate
(a.)
Having
the
several
component
parts
adherent
to each other only to such a
degree
as to be
separable
by
mechanical
means.
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Pisolite
::
Pisolite
(n.) A
variety
of
calcite,
or
calcium
carbonate,
consisting
of
aggregated
globular
concretions
about the size of a pea; --
called
also
peastone,
peagrit..
Tree
::
Tree (n.) A mass of
crystals,
aggregated
in
arborescent
forms,
obtained
by
precipitation
of a metal from
solution.
See Lead tree, under
Lead..
Checkerwork
::
Checkerwork
(n.) Any
aggregate
of
varied
vicissitudes.
Century
::
Century
(n.) A
hundred;
as, a
century
of
sonnets;
an
aggregate
of a
hundred
things..
Deme
::
Deme (n.) An
undifferentiated
aggregate
of cells or
plastids.
Chiliad
::
Chiliad
(n.) A
thousand;
the
aggregate
of a
thousand
things;
especially,
a
period
of a
thousand
years..
Stock
::
Stock (n.) In
tectology,
an
aggregate
or
colony
of
persons
(see
Person),
as
trees,
chains
of
salpae,
etc..
Prehnite
::
Prehnite
(n.) A pale green
mineral
occurring
in
crystalline
aggregates
having
a
botryoidal
or
mammillary
structure,
and
rarely
in
distinct
crystals.
It is a
hydrous
silicate
of
alumina
and
lime..
Aggregate
::
Aggregate
(v. t.) To add or
unite,
as, a
person,
to an
association..
Unity
::
Unity (n.) Any
definite
quantity,
or
aggregate
of
quantities
or
magnitudes
taken as one, or for which 1 is made to stand in
calculation;
thus, in a table of
natural
sines,
the
radius
of the
circle
is
regarded
as
unity..
Possession
::
Possession
(n.) The thing
possessed;
that which any one
occupies,
owns, or
controls;
in the
plural,
property
in the
aggregate;
wealth;
dominion;
as,
foreign
possessions..
Flocculation
::
Flocculation
(n.) The
process
by which small
particles
of fine soils and
sediments
aggregate
into
larger
lumps.
Add
::
Add (v. t.) To join or
unite,
as one thing to
another,
or as
several
particulars,
so as to
increase
the
number,
augment
the
quantity,
enlarge
the
magnitude,
or so as to form into one
aggregate.
Hence:
To sum up; to put
together
mentally;
as, to add
numbers;
to add up a
column..
Aggregate
::
Aggregate
(a.)
United
into a
common
organized
mass; -- said of
certain
compound
animals.
Collective
::
Collective
(a.)
Expressing
a
collection
or
aggregate
of
individuals,
by a
singular
form; as, a
collective
name or noun, like
assembly,
army, jury, etc..
Complexus
::
Complexus
(n.) A
complex;
an
aggregate
of
parts;
a
complication.
Church
::
Church
(n.) The
aggregate
of
religious
influences
in a
community;
ecclesiastical
influence,
authority,
etc.; as, to array the power of the
church
against
some moral
evil..
Aggregation
::
Aggregation
(n.) The act of
aggregating,
or the state of being
aggregated;
collection
into a mass or sum; a
collection
of
particulars;
an
aggregate..
Number
::
Number
(n.) That which
admits
of being
counted
or
reckoned;
a unit, or an
aggregate
of
units;
a
numerable
aggregate
or
collection
of
individuals;
an
assemblage
made up of
distinct
things
expressible
by
figures..
Pencil
::
Pencil
(n.) An
aggregate
or
collection
of rays of
light,
especially
when
diverging
from, or
converging
to, a
point..
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