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ag·glu·ti·na·tive

(ă-glū'ti-nă-tiv),

Causing, or able to cause, agglutination.

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agglutinative

adjective
(1) Referring to aggregation.
(2) referring to agglutination.

ag·glu·ti·na·tive

(ă-glū'ti-nă-tiv)

Causing, or able to cause, agglutination.

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agglutinative

(ă-gloot′ĭn-ā″tiv, -ă-tiv)

Causing or capable of causing agglutination.

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