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Meanings of lumped in English
Quality of consisting of distinct, discontinuous elements without overlap.
Usage of lumped in English
1
In later years he'd bristle when lumped in with the hard-core industry.
2
His best chance came when Joel Ward lumped a simple ball long.
3
The bird and the keyhole were somehow lumped together in her mind.
4
We smirk that the words mercury and curative were once lumped together.
5
The Gothic baserri architecture provides intricate marvel, lumped beside gaudy apartment blocks.
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Online video on demand was lumped in with DVD rentals in 2014.
7
Actually, three sisters collectively exposing themselves lumped stupidity on top of idiocy.
8
But some products, including thermostats, are lumped into intermediate and capital goods categories.
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The apes, meanwhile, are lumped together in a family called Pongidae.
10
NEIGHBOURS The Soviet Union lumped ethnically close Ingushetia and Chechnya together.
11
At least for the moment, they should probably be lumped with the australopiths.
12
Do you really want to be lumped in with that lot?
13
The Czechs are least exposed and resent being lumped together with the others.
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They should not be lumped in with the broad definition of shadow banking.
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His father's stare at Tisamon lumped the man in with those same 'people'.
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HP claims Autonomy covertly lumped in loss-making hardware sales with deals for IDOL.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common