Definition

Describing something that has been combined into larger particles or groups.

Example

The soil was macroaggregated, improving its structure and water retention.

Conversation

Have you seen the new study on soil types?

No, I haven't! What did it say?

It mentioned that some soils are macroaggregated, which helps with water retention.

That sounds interesting! I didn't know that could make such a difference.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Macroaggregated → It is formed from "macro-" (from Greek "makros", meaning large) and "aggregated" (from Latin "aggregare", meaning to gather together). The word describes something that has been gathered together in large clusters or groups.

Memory Tip

Think of 'macro-' meaning large, and 'aggregated' meaning gathered together — this helps you remember that 'macroaggregated' refers to large clusters that have been gathered.

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