massing
SayMAS-ing/ˈmæsɪŋ/
- 1The act of gathering many separate things together into one big group.
Like many small drops coming together to make one big puddle.
The massing of dark clouds told us a storm was near.
We watched the slow massing of people in the town square.
Similargathering, concentration, buildup, assembly, accumulation
Oppositedispersal, scattering
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- 2Present participle of mass. Use this -ing form when the action is happening now.
Storm clouds were massing over the hills by noon.
The crowds were massing outside the stadium gates.
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massing is a form of mass
mass, verb: To gather or come together into one large group. Full entry
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- mass → massing: add -ing
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