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built-up Meaning
built-up (s)
peopled with settlers
built-up
to accumulate or develop appreciably, the act or process of building up, to develop gradually by increments, something produced by building up, to promote the health, strength, esteem, or reputation of
built-up Sentence Examples
- Over time, a built-up layer of dust can obscure surfaces and diminish air quality.
- The built-up sediment in the pipes caused a blockage, leading to plumbing issues.
- In neglected areas, mold can thrive, forming a built-up colony that poses health risks.
- Regular cleaning prevents the built-up grime from becoming stubborn and difficult to remove.
- The built-up residue on the stove required heavy-duty cleaning products to break down.
- Accumulated debris in the gutter resulted in a built-up obstruction, causing water overflow.
- Neglecting to clean your car regularly can result in a built-up layer of dirt and grime.
- The built-up rust on the metal surface indicated prolonged exposure to moisture.
- A built-up layer of ice on the windshield can impair visibility while driving.
- To restore the shine to hardwood floors, it's essential to remove the built-up wax and polish periodically.
FAQs About the word built-up
peopled with settlersto accumulate or develop appreciably, the act or process of building up, to develop gradually by increments, something produced by building
accrued,aggregated, accruable, amassed, compiled, stepwise, cumulative, accumulative, progressive,gradual
degressive, decremental, decremental, regressive,regressive, degressive, decrescent,decrescent,
Over time, a built-up layer of dust can obscure surfaces and diminish air quality.
The built-up sediment in the pipes caused a blockage, leading to plumbing issues.
In neglected areas, mold can thrive, forming a built-up colony that poses health risks.
Regular cleaning prevents the built-up grime from becoming stubborn and difficult to remove.
