Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

tight-cluster

noun

/taɪt ˈklʌs.tər/

Definition

A group of items that are closely packed together in a specific area.

Examples

The scientist observed a tight-cluster of stars in the galaxy.
In the graph, the tight-cluster of data points suggests a strong correlation between the variables.
The flowers grew in a tight-cluster, creating a vibrant patch of color.

Meaning

In various contexts, a tight-cluster refers to elements that are situated very close to each other, often indicating a high level of density or compactness.