The scientist observed cells agglutinating under the microscope.

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

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

The linguist examined agglutinants in several languages to determine how they affect word formation.

The lab technician explained that the bacteria's cell walls were agglutinable under the right conditions.

To stabilize the sample for microscopy, the technician had to agglutinize the suspended cells gently.

The linguist agglutinized several morphemes to illustrate how agglutinative languages form words.

The agglutinatory agent in the sample caused the cells to clump together within minutes.