See Also: AGGREGATE(law)
Aggregate(money)
Aggregate(medicine)
aggregate(1)(dictionary)
aggregate(2)(dictionary)
aggregate 1, noun(dictionary)
aggregate 2, adjective(dictionary)
aggregate 3, verb(dictionary)
Aggregate Limit(casino)
Aggregate Winnings(casino)

aggregate(1) (iou)



aggregate adjective & noun. LME.
[Latin aggregatus pa. pple, formed as AGGREGATE verb: see -ATE2.]
A. adjective.
(Orig. pple.) Collected into one body. LME.
Constituted by the collection of many particles or units into one body; collective, total. E17.
corporation aggregate: see CORPORATION 2.
J. K. Galbraith A fall in the aggregate demand..for buying the output of the economy.
Grammar. Collective. L17-M18.
Taxonomy. That is an aggregate (see sense B.4 below). L19.
b. noun.
Sum total. LME.
in aggregate, in the aggregate as a whole.
A complex whole, mass, or body formed by the union of numerous units or particles; an assemblage. LME.
a. A material, esp. a rock, consisting of fragments or particles grouped or loosely held together. L18.
b. Sand, gravel, slag, or the like used in making concrete etc. L19.
Taxonomy. A group of several species elsewhere treated as one species. Cf. SEGREGATE noun. M19.
aggregately adverb collectively, in the aggregate M18.