noun

massing

Massing (noun) means the act of gathering into one large group or body. Example: “Weather reports warned of storm clouds massing over the coast.”

noun

The act of gathering into one large group or body.

"Weather reports warned of storm clouds massing over the coast."

How to use massing

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishThings or people coming together into one big cluster.

massings plural

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Weather reports warned of storm clouds _____ over the coast.

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What does “massing” mean?

The word “massing” means the act of gathering into one large group or body. In plain terms, things or people coming together into one big cluster.

How do you use “massing” in a sentence?

Here is “massing” used in a sentence: “Weather reports warned of storm clouds massing over the coast.”

What part of speech is “massing”?

“Massing” is a noun.

What is the meaning of massing?

"massing" (noun) means the act of gathering into one large group or body.