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Cluster

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Meaning

Noun

In Astronomy:
  • A
    or group of several
    that are
    each other.
  • A group of
    ,
    , or
    that
    to the
    to be
    each other.
  • In Chemistry:
  • A
    or group of several
    that are
    each other.
  • An
    of
    (especially of a
    ) or
    s,
    in
    between a
    and a
    solid.
  • In Computing:
  • A
    or group of several
    that are
    each other.
  • A group of
    that work together.
  • A
    one or more physical
    (see
    (noun)).
  • In Epidemiology:
  • A
    or group of several
    that are
    each other.
  • A group of
    of the same
    around the same place or time.
  • In Linguistics:
  • A
    or group of several
    that are
    each other.
  • Synonym of
    (“a
    of two or more
    that
    in
    with
    but are not idiomatic”)
  • In Military:
  • A
    or group of several
    that are
    each other.
  • A set of
    or
    as part of the same blast.
  • In American English & Military:
  • A
    or group of several
    that are
    each other.
  • In
    : a small
    or
    like a
    of
    and
    which is
    on a
    to
    that the
    has been
    the same
    or
    before; an
    leaf.
  • In Music:
  • A
    or group of several
    that are
    each other.
  • A
    of three or more notes.
  • In Phonetics:
  • A
    or group of several
    that are
    each other.
  • A
    group of
    that
    together.
  • In Statistics:
  • A
    or group of several
    that are
    each other.
  • In
    : a
    of a
    whose members are
    to
    and
    from others
    be considered a
    group; also, such a
    in a set of
    that is
    significant.
  • A
    or group of several
    that are
    each other.
    A number of individuals (animals or people)
    place or
    together; a
    , a
    , a swarm.
    Euphemistic form of
    (“a
    where everything seems
    wrong”).

    Verb

    To
    (animals, people, or
    ) into
    (noun
    1).
    To
    (with
    ); to
    or
    in
    (within); to
    (objects) within
    they form
    .
    To form a
    or group; to
    , to gather.
    Sourced from
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    Origin

    cluster
    English
    arrow
    cluster
    Middle English (1100-1500)
    Sourced from
    Etym
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