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A collection of accumulated items of a particular kind
“According to Brownlee, the loose aggregate of particles seen on comets may represent the first generation of solids in the solar system.”
A whole formed by combining several separate elements
“These objects remain largely as they have always been, an aggregate of separate dust grains and frozen water, loosely held together.”
A sum or total, especially of the score of a player or team within a fixture
“They finished second to Switzerland, before beating Wales 1-0 on aggregate in a nervy play-off.”
The whole of something
An answer to a problem or puzzle
An assemblage or collection of related things
Rock or other material that contains valuable or utilitarian materials
The amount, number or rate of something, regarded as part of a total of 100
A disorganized assortment of things
(Buddhism) Any of the five attributes that constitute the sentient being
The amount produced, or the net quantity of produce yielded
Formed of separate units blended into a whole
“An aggregate mix of sand and gravel must contain no less than 20 percent nor more than 30 percent gravel.”
Formed of separate units collected or accumulated into a whole
“This hypothesis of the work being an aggregate collection of separate treatises would further explain the variations.”
Being the sum or total amount of something
“The final aggregate total of $ 28.7 billion may still be considerably understated from the point of view of the interindustry chart.”
Used by or involving multiple entities
Having all the parts that are necessary to be complete
To amount in number to
“In a year's time, this unreasonable payment would aggregate to a total of $3,360.”
To collect or amass an amount of something
“I turned back to an old idea, the microfiche, the only cheap way to aggregate a mass of full-text information at one's fingertips.”
To tally, total or count arithmetically
To increase in amount, size, degree or value
To gather a group together for a particular purpose
To make up or be a part of a whole
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