accumulated

[uh-kyoo-myuh-ley-tid]

accumulated Definition

  • 1gathered or collected gradually over time
  • 2increased in quantity or degree through a gradual process

Using accumulated: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "accumulated" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The company has accumulated a large amount of debt over the years.

  • Example

    She has accumulated a vast collection of books.

  • Example

    The snow has accumulated on the ground throughout the day.

accumulated Synonyms and Antonyms

Antonyms for accumulated

Phrases with accumulated

  • accumulate wealth

    to gradually acquire more and more money or assets over time

    Example

    He worked hard to accumulate wealth and provide for his family.

  • to gradually gain more knowledge and skill through practice or exposure to different situations

    Example

    As she traveled the world, she accumulated valuable experience and insights.

  • to gradually gather more and more proof or information to support a claim or argument

    Example

    The investigators worked tirelessly to accumulate evidence against the suspect.

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Summary: accumulated in Brief

The term 'accumulated' [uh-kyoo-myuh-ley-tid] refers to something that has been gathered or collected gradually over time, or increased in quantity or degree through a gradual process. It can be used to describe physical objects like snow or books, as well as abstract concepts like debt or experience. Phrases like 'accumulate wealth' and 'accumulate evidence' use the term to denote gradual acquisition or gathering. Synonyms include 'collected,' 'amassed,' and 'gathered.'