cluster around/together etc• So you start to see all sorts of reading and writing problems clustered together and addressed with this language.• Companies cluster together anxious not to miss out on the latest developments and the growing pool of scientifically-skilled labour.• The more frequent words are then clustered togetherbased on a similaritymetric.• Then, discarding me like a broken toy, they clustered around Fred Kowalski, engrossed in baseballcards.• They clustered around his ankles, hiding his plimsolls entirely from view.• Besides, the citizens of Athens are known to have clustered aroundphilosophers as well.• The pixiesclustered around the walls of the barrow turned their eyes to their Kelda.• Also, those two-and three-letter words that cluster together throughout a document.