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congealment

American  
[kuhn-jeel-muhnt] / kənˈdʒil mənt /

noun

  1. the process or result of congealing or solidifying; formation into a mass or clumps.


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Suddenly we have a problem with people leaving, a sense of resistance, of profitable congealment.

From The Guardian Sep. 27, 2019

Instead Fàbregas played through five seasons of congealment, a lingering star of the austerity years, leaving eventually with a single FA Cup winner’s medal to his name.

From The Guardian Oct. 3, 2014

The driver sticks in his hand and gives the ugly congealment a churn.

From Salon Jan. 29, 2010

The creative force of eros... has merged with the flux of a shapeless magma of light and unbound matter drifting toward congealment into form.

From Time Magazine Archive

With this at their backs and that North Pole, Mōōt, in huge congealment, a little to their left, they made their way at an angle across the open snow, and approached the tangled thickets.

From The Three Mulla-mulgars by De la Mare, Walter

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