a. Obs. [f. CON- + GLOBULAR, after the prec. derivatives of L. conglobāre.] Gathered into a rounded form, globular.
1741. T. Francklin, trans. Cicero’s Nat. Gods, II. 142. Let us examine the Earth … Solid, round, and conglobular.
a. Obs. [f. CON- + GLOBULAR, after the prec. derivatives of L. conglobāre.] Gathered into a rounded form, globular.
1741. T. Francklin, trans. Cicero’s Nat. Gods, II. 142. Let us examine the Earth … Solid, round, and conglobular.
