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Meanings of accumulated in English

Periodically accumulated over time.

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Collected.

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Usage of accumulated in English
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Thousands of years of survival meant thousands of years of accumulated experience.
Turn coat
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The public health system has accumulated reserves of nearly 20 billion euros.
Reuters
3
Result: S. miltiorrhiza root of high harvest area accumulated Cu and Zn.
Pubmed
4
The clouds solidified; the vapours thickened; the trailing veils stayed and accumulated.
Jacob's Room
5
By any measure, Ireland has accumulated great wealth in the past decade.
The Irish Times
6
The accumulated cost overhand could run to hundreds of millions of euro.
The Irish Times
7
A similar tax should be imposed on past accumulated profits held abroad.
Reuters
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All interest and capital gains are accumulated within the bond tax free.
The Irish Times
9
Both proteins were quite stable and accumulated until late times after infection.
Pubmed
10
Stentor desperately needed money because it has accumulated debts of £14 million.
The Irish Times
11
So Dad accumulated hundreds, maybe even thousands of individual packets of sugar.
Wired
12
The signs of the coming storm accumulated in the most alarming manner.
The Duchess of Berry and the Court of Charles X
13
Most of that vast aquifer accumulated over tens of thousands of years.
A nose for justice
14
He said ASPA had accumulated too many accounts payable over the years.
Radio NZ
15
Points are awarded for the amount of mass accumulated on the scale.
Wired
16
Its effects are only visible when accumulated over billions of light years.
The Guardian
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Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
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