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Term: accumlative

Description:

Accumulative is an adjective that pertains to the act or process of gradually increasing or adding up over time. It can refer to the continuous growth or accumulation of something, such as knowledge, wealth, or experience.

Senses and Usages:

Sense 1:

Adjective - Pertaining to the accumulation or gradual increase over time.

Example Sentence 1: The accumulative effect of regular exercise is a healthier body.

Example Sentence 2: The company's accumulative profits have reached an all-time high this quarter.

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Sense 2:

Adjective - Pertaining to the act of collecting and piling up.

Example Sentence 1: The accumulative snowfall over the past week has reached several feet.

Example Sentence 2: The accumulative effect of trash being left on the streets is a dirty and unsightly neighborhood.

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Sense 3:

Adverb - Pertaining to the gradual increase or addition to something over time.

Example Sentence 1: His investments grew accumulatively, yielding substantial returns.

Example Sentence 2: She studied accumulatively, absorbing knowledge from various sources.

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