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concretion [kənˈkriːʃən] n 1. the act or process of coming or growing together; coalescence 2. a solid or solidified mass 3. something made real, tangible, or specific 4. (Earth Sciences / Geological Science) any of various rounded or irregular mineral masses formed by chemical precipitation around a nucleus, such as a bone or shell, that is different in composition from the sedimentary rock that surrounds it 5. (Medicine / Pathology) Pathol another word for calculus concretionary adj Concretion a lump, nodule, or clot; a cohesion of particles. Examples: concretion of ceremonial matters, 1634; of marine shells, 1796; of salt, 1697; of slime, 1626.
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