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agglutinate
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ag·glu·ti·nate (-gltn-t)
v.
1. To clump together; undergo agglutination.
2. To cause substances, such as bacteria, to clump together.
n.
See agglutination.
agglutinate
to stick together and form clumps.
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Introduction Setswana, as a semi-disjunctively written, agglutinating South African language, is characterised by a complex morphology.
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