amounting (Meaning)

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amounting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Amount

The unpaid bills were steadily amounting, causing financial stress for the family.
His consistent efforts in the gym were amounting to visible improvements in his fitness level.
The errors in the report were quickly addressed, with the corrections amounting to a substantial revision.
Despite their best attempts, the team's achievements were only amounting to modest success.
The unexpected challenges in the project were amounting, necessitating a reassessment of the timeline.
The compliments from peers and colleagues were amounting, boosting her confidence in her abilities.
The feedback from customers was amounting to positive reviews, enhancing the reputation of the business.
The accumulating evidence was amounting to a compelling case against the accused.
His procrastination was amounting to missed deadlines and a backlog of unfinished tasks.
The ongoing negotiations were amounting to a compromise that satisfied both parties.

of Amount

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

No antonyms found.

The unpaid bills were steadily amounting, causing financial stress for the family.

His consistent efforts in the gym were amounting to visible improvements in his fitness level.

The errors in the report were quickly addressed, with the corrections amounting to a substantial revision.

Despite their best attempts, the team's achievements were only amounting to modest success.