conglomeration

The disorder has become something greater than itself, than its literal meaning, a conglomeration of symptoms rooted in trauma.

It was furnished in a manner that would have delighted a connoisseur, but Elizabeth did not admire the conglomeration.

And these examples prove that bodies are nothing but a conglomeration of molecules.

The conglomeration of personalities effaces the identity alike of the statesman and the artist, the savant and the cyprian.

He sat and gazed in blank dismay at the odd conglomeration on the plate that Frank had passed to him.

The huge conglomeration of sights and sounds made an unforgettable impression upon her.