Pronunciation: /əˈkjuːmjəˌleɪtɪvli/
adverb in a manner that involves accumulation or adding up over time
A1 She saves money accumulatively by putting away a small amount each week.
A2 The team's efforts were accumulatively successful in reaching their goal.
B1 The company's profits have grown accumulatively over the past few years.
B2 The data shows that pollution levels have been increasing accumulatively in this area.
C1 The impact of climate change is seen accumulatively over time.
C2 The artist's body of work is impressive when viewed accumulatively.
formal The company's profits have been increasing accumulatively over the past five years.
informal We've been saving up money accumulatively for our dream vacation.
slang I've been binge-watching TV shows accumulatively all weekend.
figurative The artist's work has been gaining recognition accumulatively with each new exhibition.
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