Agglutinated

The agglutinated ceramic tiles exhibited vibrant colors after firing.

The researcher discovered an agglutinated mass of cells under the microscope.

The agglutinated nature of the language allowed for the creation of new words by combining existing ones to convey specific meanings.

The agglutinated nature of the Basque language allows for the creation of new words by attaching affixes to a root.

The agglutinated nature of Swahili allows for the creation of complex words by attaching multiple prefixes and suffixes to a base word.

In agglutinated Indigenous languages, like Navajo, verbs can be highly complex due to the addition of multiple affixes.

Finnish is an agglutinated language, where complex words are formed by adding suffixes to a base word.

The agglutinated structure of the Uralic languages, like Estonian, enables the formation of words with multiple suffixes.

The agglutinated cells in the tissue sample indicated an inflammatory response.

The agglutinated traffic caused a major delay on the highway.

The mechanic had to replace the agglutinated parts of the engine to restore its functionality.

The agglutinated rocks along the riverbed provided a natural dam.

The agglutinated hair strands in the drain clogged the pipes.

The agglutinated particles formed a thick layer of sediment at the bottom of the water tank.

In the agglutinated phrase "bakeries," the word "bake" is combined with the suffix "-eries" to refer to places where baking is done.

The agglutinated structure of the language made it difficult for foreign learners to distinguish individual words.

The agglutinated ice on the windshield made it hard to see while driving.