conglobe

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  1. transitive verb To conglobate.

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  • If those who hold the common doctrine of a carnal resurrection should carry it out with philosophical consistency, by extending the scheme it involves to all existing planetary races as well as to their own, should they cause that process of imagination which produced this doctrine to go on to its legitimate completion, they would see in the final consummation the sundered earths approach each other, and firmaments conglobe, till at last the whole universe concentred in one orb. —  The Destiny of the Soul A Critical History of the Doctrine of a Future Life
  • _conglobe_. —  Life of Johnson, Volume 2 1765-1776
 

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  1. = French conglober = Spanish Portuguese conglobar = Italian conglobare, from Latin conglobare, gather into a ball: see conglobate, v.
 

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