aggregative

Tending to cluster

Aggregative describes things that collect, combine, or accumulate into a whole.

An aggregative process gathers separate elements together.

Aggregative data pools information from multiple sources.

The term appears in technical contexts—economics, statistics, philosophy—where the distinction between individual components and their combined total matters: an aggregative approach to measuring social welfare.

collective

cumulative

Increasing by successive additions

gathered · pooled · amassed · compiled · collected · grouped · clustered · massed · accumulated · bundled

social

swarm

Mass of moving insects

  • flockAnimals gathered together
  • herdGrazing animals together
  • schoolPlace of instruction

crowd · throng · mob · pack · horde · assembly · gathering · multitude · troop · assemblage

unifying

cohesive

Tending to bond

synthesizing · merging · combining · fusing · blending · coalescing · incorporating · uniting · joining · bonding

Opposites
combination vs. separation

aggregativedistributive

Concerning fair division

dispersive · separative · divisive · fragmenting · scattering

collective vs. individual treatment

aggregativedistributive

Concerning fair division

individualistic · atomistic · discrete · singular · itemized

collection vs. distribution

aggregativedistributive

Concerning fair division

dispersive · scattering · diffusive · spreading · dissipative

Phrases
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aggregation, aggregating, aggregations, disaggregation

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