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Addessions

Definition:

Addessions refers to a term used in finance to describe the act or process of adding something to an existing financial balance or record.

Senses and Usages:

1. Noun - Financial Transactions:

In the field of finance, addessions commonly pertains to any activities involving the addition or inclusion of transactions to financial statements, records, or bank balances. It encompasses the process of incorporating new income, expenses, assets, or liabilities into the existing financial documentation.


Example sentence:

Due to a recent increase in sales, John's addessions to the financial records indicated a significant boost to the company's revenue.


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2. Verb - Mathematical Operations:

In mathematics, addessions is a verb that refers to the act of performing addition or combining numbers or quantities to obtain a sum or total. It is a fundamental arithmetic operation.


Example sentence:

After adding the two numbers together, the addessions resulted in a final sum of 25.


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3. Noun - Personal Growth:

Outside of finance and mathematics, addessions can also be used as a noun to describe the act of incorporating new experiences, knowledge, or skills into one's personal growth or development.


Example sentence:

Traveling and engaging in different cultures are addessions that greatly contribute to a person's intellectual and emotional growth.


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