amasser (Meaning)

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amasser (n.)

One who amasses.

The art collector was known as a prolific amasser of masterpieces, continually expanding his impressive gallery.
Over the years, the scientist became a dedicated amasser of data, conducting numerous experiments and studies.
The historian dedicated her life to being an amasser of knowledge, documenting the intricacies of historical events.
The entrepreneur's reputation as a shrewd amasser of wealth grew as he navigated successful business ventures.
A skilled negotiator, she was an expert amasser of resources, securing deals that benefited her company.
The explorer was an avid amasser of artifacts, bringing back unique treasures from every expedition.
In the world of fashion, designers strive to be amassers of trends, setting the tone for each season's styles.
The archaeologist spent years as an amasser of clues, piecing together the story of an ancient civilization.
As a leader, he became an amasser of talent, building a strong and diverse team to achieve common goals.
The naturalist was an enthusiastic amasser of specimens, documenting the rich biodiversity of the ecosystems he studied.

One who amasses.

garner, gather, accumulate,collect, assemble, lump, concentrate, combine, group, get together

dissipate, disperse, dissipate, dissolve, dispel, dissolve, scatter, dispel,disperse, send

The art collector was known as a prolific amasser of masterpieces, continually expanding his impressive gallery.

Over the years, the scientist became a dedicated amasser of data, conducting numerous experiments and studies.

The historian dedicated her life to being an amasser of knowledge, documenting the intricacies of historical events.

The entrepreneur's reputation as a shrewd amasser of wealth grew as he navigated successful business ventures.