Pronunciation: /əˈkjumjəˌleɪtɪd/
verb to gather or collect over time
A1 I have accumulated a lot of coins in my piggy bank.
A2 She accumulated enough points to win the game.
B1 Over the years, he has accumulated a vast collection of rare books.
B2 The company has accumulated a significant amount of debt.
C1 The athlete has accumulated numerous awards and accolades throughout his career.
C2 The politician has accumulated a great deal of power and influence over the years.
adjective having been collected or built up over time
A1 I have accumulated a lot of toys over the years.
A2 She had accumulated a large amount of debt due to overspending.
B1 The company has accumulated a significant amount of data on consumer behavior.
B2 The team's accumulated knowledge and experience helped them solve the complex problem.
C1 His accumulated wealth allowed him to retire early and live comfortably.
C2 The artist's accumulated body of work is considered a masterpiece in the art world.
formal Over the years, he accumulated a vast amount of knowledge in his field.
informal I've accumulated so much stuff in my closet, it's time for a clean out.
slang She's been hustling hard and has accumulated a ton of cash.
figurative The stress and pressure gradually accumulated until she couldn't take it anymore.
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