Meanings of cumulation in English

Naturally, it was not; it was a cumulation, an apex.

Doctor McKelway paid the top compliment, the cumulation, when he said of Mr. Carnegie:

Indeed, as another example, our wealth is a cumulation of free lunches in the past.

Good memoirs must ever be the cumulation of gossip.

But differentia of higher taxa arises by cumulation during species selection, and may therefore be adaptive.

They forget that it is by suggestion, not cumulation, that profound impressions are made upon the imagination.

Importantly, cumulation of major cardiovascular risk factors in lower socio-economic groups accounted for a substantial part of this association.

His was no greedy search for gold and no cumulation of investigations with the idea of benefiting only himself.

The piling up of reasons, the cumulation of argument-settingoff epigram against epigram-thatmark Johnson's literary style are its distinguishing features.

Whether this proof be satisfactory or not, it is properly a cumulation of evidence, by no means a naked or solitary record.

It is about a cumulation of situations and the crisis of the economic model since we returned to democracy, said a 31-year-old woman.

He also told me that we would have to delay our departure until every team present in the town had its cumulation of cargo.

But according to a letter by the UK Brexit negotiator, David Frost, this idea, known as "cumulation" has been formally rejected in trade talks.

Inner "possession," the condition for our dramatic tension, depends not alone on the cumulation of suggestions-suggestion in its, so to speak, quantitative aspect.

And he must let me have money, because I don't care for 'cumulations.

Naturally, it was not; it was a cumulation, an apex.