1. to form or arrange in a cluster or group
Usage: formal
2. to set or adorn with stars or bright objects
Usage: literary

Examples

• The islands constellate around the main landmass.
• Various factors constellated to create the perfect storm.
• The designer chose to constellate the ceiling with tiny lights.
• Problems began to constellate around the failing project.
• The jeweler constellated the crown with precious gems.
• Several related issues constellated during the meeting.