Similar words: flustered, cluster, clustering, luster, bluster, fluster, cluttered, lackluster. Meaning: ['klʌstə] adj. 1. growing close together but not in dense mats 2. occurring close together in bunches or clusters 3. clustered together but not coherent.
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31. The mountains rise abruptly from the wedged defiles, separating the hollows where the dwellings are clustered.
32. Raising the minimum wage would ratchet up real incomes where disparities are at their worst and need is most clustered.
33. The more frequent words are then clustered together based on a similarity metric.
34. He has recreated the mood of his beloved Provence in a lyrical mural of clustered vines.
35. The photographs are excellent, clustered with captions after an explanatory essay, or in some cases a series of short essays.
36. Children had clustered outside the shop window to look at the toys on display.
37. Inside, the tall nave is divided by piers with clustered shafts and foliated capitals.
38. The excavation of a village may reveal a number of small buildings clustered around one much larger building.
39. Ahead lay a steep, narrow valley and a village, diminutive at this distance, its buildings clustered round a harbour.
40. Yartsov and 12 other families who were assigned rundown concrete one-room hovels clustered in a muddy field.
41. Instead of counted matchings, these can be properly correlated and noted in terms of their statistical significance and clustered.
42. The nomes were clustered around a white heap on the floor.
43. For these new requirements, platform choices include high-end symmetric multiprocessors, clustered architecture, and massive parallel systems.
44. The pixies clustered around the walls of the barrow turned their eyes to their Kelda.
45. Their seven children, carved in high relief in diminishing size according to age, clustered round their feet like rabbits.
46. The tendency of second homes to be clustered in specific pleasant rural locations is probably the characteristic that exaggerates their significance.
47. These were mainly disposed along the main axis of the monument, with a number clustered on platforms raised on either side.
48. However, a possible limitation of this approach is that industrial relations variables are themselves frequently clustered into national contexts.
49. They must have been the Iron Age equivalent of the mediaeval castle with the village and everything clustered round.
50. Closer yet, and the clustered spires of each hive soar from the wastes of ash to pierce the highest clouds.
51. Besides, the citizens of Athens are known to have clustered around philosophers as well.
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52. The wolves clustered around the base of the tree looked up with interest at their next meal talking to himself.
53. She barely gazed at the other women who clustered round staring, washing forgotten in the excitement of this unexpected entertainment.
54. She passed through the doorway, her eyes raking through the little knot of people clustered round it.
55. So you start to see all sorts of reading and writing problems clustered together and addressed with this language.
56. They all trooped in, eating their fish and chips, and clustered around the bed.
57. Clustered together, branches of the same bank help each other to generate and retain more business than they would do independently.
58. Several hundred dryads were clustered at the other end of the hall.
59. Then, discarding me like a broken toy, they clustered around Fred Kowalski, engrossed in baseball cards.
60. Then he saw them - the same tiny scraps of red paint, clustered around the handle of the bottom desk drawer.
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