conglomerated

A vast, black, conglomerated volume of vapor swung against the mountain summits, and curled heavily down over the cliffs.

Within this a main sewer might be excavated, and constructed in like manner of conglomerated gravel and sand from the spot.

Eschewing diaper, you roll the Act round the royal infant; you roll it up and pin it in the conglomerated wisdom of the nation.

It was no wonder that "to some Walt Whitman's house was a sort of conglomerated dime museum."

All was conglomerated into one mass, and must go together or fall together.