Sentence examples for are clumped from inspiring English sources
noun
A cluster or lump; an unshaped piece or mass.
Individual decisions to enter or exit this foraging ground are clumped in bursts.
In aggregate fruits such as the raspberry and blackberry which are not true berries many small drupes are clumped together.
They are clumped, grasslike aquatic herbs that may be submerged, with tiny flowers aggregated into stalked headlike clusters.
Now most countries are clumped toward the top end of the chart, thanks to the incredible reductions in global poverty and improvements in health.
He lives off a park on the western side of Madrid, and the art houses are clumped together near Plaza de España, not far away.
Each chapter has a theme – speaking like a woman, leading like a woman, advocating like a woman, and so on – and her case studies are clumped together accordingly.
Most ornamental grasses sold are clumping types because they are not invasive.
Like a few others, her hands were clumped together as if they had been bound.
It deserves to stand out on its own rather than being clumped in with nearby Ouarzazate.
Long waits and line-ups are prices worth paying for the sense of being clumped.
Five painters have been clumped together here, but don't take the title too seriously.
