Scattering
Pronunciation: /ˈskætərɪŋ/
Scattering (noun)
- The act of spreading things over a wide area.
- The process where particles or waves are deflected in different directions.
- A small number of things spread over an area.
Examples
- The scattering of seeds helps plants grow in new areas.
- A scattering of people gathered in the park.
Common collocations: scattering of seeds, scattering of people, light scattering, scattering of particles, scattering of coins