Definition: The word "agglomerated" in the Bible refers to an event or process where two or more groups combine, or amalgamate. It was not a specific term that could be found in the original Hebrew script, as it appears to have been translated into Greek using the KJV's Septuagint text. Here is a detailed definition of "agglomerated": 1. The process by which two or more things come together without changing their shape or size: - Agglomeration: The action of bringing together or joining parts together without breaking them apart. 2. When the human body has been separated from its tissues, but is still able to function properly (as in a living organism): - Agglomerated Body: A body that has come together into one piece and continues to act as if it were intact, with its functions and organs functioning normally. 3. The process of combining or amalgamating two or more things into one: - Agglomeration: To bring together different elements or parts in such a way that they combine without breaking them apart. 4. When the individual members of a group are brought together to form a whole unit (as in an assembly line): - Agglomerate: A unit created by combining multiple parts, usually with specific functions and relationships between them. 5. The process of combining or blending two or more different things: - Agglomeration: To bring together or merge two or more items into one. The precise meaning of "agglomerated" varies among translations as there are many possible meanings for the word in the Bible, but these definitions provide a general understanding of the concept.

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