The researcher analyzed the language agglutinatively, showing how morphemes attach to roots to express grammatical relationships.

The craftsman applied agglutinative to the edges of the paper to bind the pages together.

The conservator refused to use the agglutinative varnish because it caused the fragile pages to adhere and tear.

Linguists often study agglutinatives to understand morphological typology.

Linguists admired the agglutinativeness of the indigenous language, which allowed complex ideas to be expressed through long strings of affixes.

During the blood test, the reagent agglutinates the red cells, enabling the technician to identify their type.

The scientist observed cells agglutinating under the microscope.

After hours in the humid workshop, dust and resin agglutinated on the mold, making it hard to remove.

The conservator handled the agglutination of the ceramic shards with extreme care, aware that any mistake could permanently alter the artifact.

The agglutinant layer between the two polymers ensured a durable bond under stress.