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Meanings of accumulative in English

Increasing by successive addition.

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Usage of accumulative in English
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It was accumulative insight into a system that was broken, Muller said.
Radio NZ
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Because of its bio-accumulative and toxic characteristics, the applicable remediation approach is required.
Pubmed
3
He was a workman in a factory, with one accumulative interest in life-coal-stoves
The Portion of Labor
4
It's an accumulative exercise, working every part of your body.
The Guardian
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Success is the result of what sociologists like to call "accumulative advantage."
Outliers: the story of success
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The accumulative tale is the simplest form of the tale.
A Study of Fairy Tales
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The accumulative effect of language-symbols upon one's mental formulation is still an unexploited field.
The Problem of China
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She was real sick of accumulative punishment for past misdeeds.
It Must Be Love
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Japanese nuclear workers are limited to an accumulative exposure of 100 millisieverts over five years.
Reuters
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DC group surpassed non-DC group in accumulative survival rate.
Pubmed
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Three principal modes of increase and growth might be distinguished in all accumulative change, namely:-
On the Old Road, Vol. 2 (of 2) / A Collection of Miscellaneous E...
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The final score is an accumulative total of penalties notched up over the three disciplines.
Reuters
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The accumulative measure of number of consecutive seizure labels was used to issue a seizure alarm.
Pubmed
14
Even the accumulative effect of years of falling onto a pad can give you lifelong pains.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Now hard cider is an accumulative drink; it piles up interest like debt or unpaid taxes.
Judith of the Plains
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The world rolls on, and decade after decade adds to the accumulative brain force of humanity.
Country Life in Canada Fifty Years Ago / Personal recollections ...
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