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Meanings of accrued in English

Periodically accumulated over time.

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Usage of accrued in English
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With the expertise they had accrued over years, they readied to fight.
Iron Council
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Considerable evidence has accrued associating the anticonvulsant and antidepressant effects of ECT.
Pubmed
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But the resources they had accrued over years, hard-won, would be missed.
Iron Council
4
First, it's probably worth explaining how WIRED accrued its six-figure Bitcoin fortune.
Wired
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Patient-years were accrued until the occurrence of systemic thromboemboli or study termination.
Pubmed
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I could fly first class to Jupiter on the mileage I've accrued.
The next to die
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It's not about a giver and receiver, and the obligations accrued therein.
The way of the world
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After a few months, Carefree White Girl had accrued thousands of followers.
Wired
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And there are very many other advantages which accrued, above man's apprehension.
Summa Theologica, Part III (Tertia Pars) / From the Complete Ame...
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What about insurance companies using data accrued on our bodies and emotional state?
The Guardian
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Each listing includes the account number, owner's name, address, balance and accrued interest.
Wired
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Yet the benefit accrued to our democracy is close to nil.
The Irish Times
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The bill has at least accrued some support outside of Cape Town, though.
The South African
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Since it launched in March, Periscope has accrued 9 million users.
BBC
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Results: Three hundred sixty-three patients with advanced metastatic melanoma were accrued.
Pubmed
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Despite scoring 43 goals fewer, Twente crucially accrued one point more.
The Guardian
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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