Steel dust (when the pole of a loadstone is placed near) is cemented * into one body; but when it desires coition with the loadstone, the mass is split and it rises in conglomerated parts.
In the nave I saw a large mass of conglomerated stone that had fallen from the wall between the nave and cloisters, and thought that perhaps this was the very mass that killed poor Mr. Taylor.
Distribution of matter, which is partially conglomerated into rotating p 17 and circling heavenly bodies of very different density and magnitude, and partly scattered as self-luminous vapor.
All was conglomerated into one mass, and must go together or fall together.
Schmid once in February found the rare Lomechusa strumosa torpid in an ant-hill in the midst of a conglomerated lump of ants, with which it was closely intertwined[725].
At seven miles came close to a high hill--ascended it; at the foot it is composed of a hard slaty stone covered with a cake of iron; about the middle is quartz, and on the top conglomerated quartz.
The valleys are composed of conglomerated ironstone underneath the soil.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "conglomerated" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
