amounted (Meaning)

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amounted (imp. & p. p.)

of Amount

The total sales for the month amounted to a new record for the company.
Despite their efforts, the project's success never amounted to the expectations set by the team.
The accusations against him were baseless and never amounted to any credible evidence.
The small disagreements between the team members never amounted to serious conflicts.
His numerous attempts to secure a promotion ultimately amounted to disappointment.
The hours of practice and dedication amounted to a remarkable improvement in her musical skills.
The delays in the construction schedule amounted to additional costs for the project.
The promises made during the campaign amounted to little once the candidate took office.
The collection of rare stamps he inherited eventually amounted to a valuable hobby.
The cumulative effect of the changes in the organization's policies amounted to a significant shift in its culture.

of Amount

sum (to or into), count (up to),number, come (to), add up (to), reach, total, comprise,aggregate, clock in at

No antonyms found.

The total sales for the month amounted to a new record for the company.

Despite their efforts, the project's success never amounted to the expectations set by the team.

The accusations against him were baseless and never amounted to any credible evidence.

The small disagreements between the team members never amounted to serious conflicts.