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cluster

Pronunciation: US [ˈklʌstər] UK [ˈklʌstə(r)]

n.Cluster cluster group; hang
v.Concentration; crowding; (ex) groups; (be) cluster
WebCluster cluster;

Synonyms

array assemblage band bank batch battery block bunch clot clump group clutch collection constellation grouping huddle knot lot muster package parcel passel set suite

Definitions in English

n.

1.

a small group of people or things that are closely packed together

2.

a group of galaxies or stars that are gravitationally interacting in space and appear to an observer on Earth to be close together

3.

a group of consecutive consonants in the same syllable

4.

a statistically significant subset within a population, used in sampling

5.

a chord consisting of three or more notes spaced a semitone apart

6.

in the U. S. Army, a small metal design indicating that a medal has been awarded before to the same person

7.

a group of bombs dropped together

8.

a basic unit of mines used in laying a minefield

9.

a network of computers under the control of a larger, more powerful computer

10.

a series of events of the same type, for example cases of a disease, that all happen in the same place or around the same time

v.

1.

to gather something into or form a small group

Other Forms

Example Sentences

There was a lock every quarter of a mile, and sometimes a cluster of two or three.
Source: A. P. Herbert
The other monks bunched in a cluster.
Source: B. Moore
Mountains clustered with the fruitful pines.
Source: Southey

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