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verb re·ag·gre·gate \ (ˌ)rē-ˈa-gri-ˌgāt \

Definition of reaggregate

reaggregated; reaggregating; reaggregates
transitive verb
: to cause to re-form into an aggregate or a whole
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reaggregate

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reaggregation

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First Known Use of reaggregate

1862

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reaggregate

verb re·ag·gre·gate \ (ˈ)rē-ˈag-ri-ˌgāt \

medical Definition of reaggregate

reaggregated; reaggregating
transitive verb
: to cause (as cells) to re-form into an aggregate or a whole
intransitive verb
: to re-form into an aggregate or a whole
  • the cells reaggregated into organized tissue
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reaggregate

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reaggregation

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