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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

And while you’re there beware of England’s own pitfalls, from the Baden-Baden rat pack, to Steve McClaren’s excitable dead ends, to the abrupt congealment of the Capello years.

From The Guardian Jun. 25, 2018

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

On the contrary he could, on occasion, summon to his face a congealment and to his eye a steely gleam which nobody admired but which all respected.

From White Ashes by Sidney R. (Sidney Robinson) Kennedy

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