assemblage (əˈsɛmblɪdʒ
)
Definitions
noun
- a number of things or persons assembled together; collection; assembly
- a list of dishes served at a meal or the dishes themselves
- the act or process of assembling or the state of being assembled
- a three-dimensional work of art that combines various objects into an integrated whole
Synonyms
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group,
company,
meeting,
body,
crowd,
collection,
mass,
gathering,
rally,
assembly,
flock,
congregation,
accumulation,
multitude,
throng,
hui,
conclave,
aggregation,
convocation,
runanga,
Usage examples
The whole assemblage sat squat on the Albert's deck, perhaps thirty-five feet tall.
, Anti-Ice (1993)Evidently, a business firm devoid of human resources is a dead assemblage of physical assets.
Business Today (1996)Laban Rata, when it finally appears above the tree line, is the most welcome assemblage of sheet metal I've ever seen.
The Australian (2004)He turned to drink, and immediately offered the contents of his beer crates to the already well-oiled assemblage.
Glasgow Herald (2001)The result lies somewhere between landscape, perspective painting and formal baroque assemblage of buildings.
, THE OUTSTANDING CAREER OF SIR CHRISTOPHER WREN (2002)