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conglutination

/kənˌɡluː.tɪˈneɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant le processus de guérison par lequel les bords d'une plaie ou des os fracturés se rejoignent et se consolident, ou l'action de réunir des choses hétérogènes en un tout unique.

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noun

/kənˌɡluː.tɪˈneɪ.ʃən/C2formalmedical
  • frNom désignant le processus de guérison par lequel les bords d'une plaie ou des os fracturés se rejoignent et se consolident, ou l'action de réunir des choses hétérogènes en un tout unique.

A noun referring to the process of healing where the edges of a wound or broken bones grow together, or the union of diverse things into a single body or group.

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  1. Medical healing processC2formalmedical

    The natural process by which the edges of a wound or broken bones grow back together and heal.

    frConglutination (processus de guérison)

    • The surgeon observed the conglutination of the fractured bone over several weeks.
    • Proper bandaging can aid the conglutination of a deep wound.
    • The conglutination of the tissue was slow due to the patient's age.

    Synonymescoalescencehealingrepairunion

  2. Union or mergingC2formal

    The act or process of different things joining together to form a single body, group, or whole.

    frConglutination (fusion)

    • The conglutination of the two companies created a powerful corporation.
    • The conglutination of various cultural traditions resulted in a unique festival.
    • The conglutination of ideas from different fields led to a breakthrough innovation.

    Synonymesamalgamationblendingcoalescencecombinationconjunctionconsolidationfusionjoiningmergingunion

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  • conglutination's possessive singular form