CEFR B2

aggregate

noun

Meaning

A whole formed by combining several separate elements; a collection or mass of something.

Examples

The aggregate of his experiences made him a wise leader.
The company's aggregate profit for the year was impressive.

Synonyms: collection, sum, mass, amalgamation

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aggregate (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈæɡrɪɡət/

Definition

A whole formed by combining several separate elements; a collection or mass of something.

Examples

The aggregate of his experiences made him a wise leader.
The company's aggregate profit for the year was impressive.
This aggregate of small businesses forms a powerful economic force.

How to Use aggregate

aggregate of (prepositional phrase): A collection or mass formed by combining separate elements. — "The aggregate of his life's work was a single, groundbreaking theory."
aggregate into (prepositional phrase): To combine or gather into a larger whole. — "The small businesses began to aggregate into a larger cooperative."

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