cumulation (Meaning)
cumulation (n)
a collection of objects laid on top of each other
Synonyms & Antonyms of cumulation
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cumulation Sentence Examples
- The cumulation of dust on neglected surfaces signaled the need for a thorough cleaning.
- The cumulation of data over several years provided researchers with valuable insights into long-term trends.
- The successful completion of multiple projects led to the cumulation of experience and expertise within the team.
- The cumulation of wealth often requires strategic planning and consistent effort over time.
- Gradually, the cumulation of stress from work and personal life began to take its toll on her well-being.
- The cumulation of small victories boosted morale and motivation among team members.
- In academic settings, the cumulation of knowledge occurs through continuous learning and exploration.
- Over time, the cumulation of interest on loans can significantly increase the total amount owed.
- The cumulation of snowfall over the winter months created a picturesque scene in the mountainous region.
- The cumulation of efforts from various stakeholders led to the successful implementation of the community development project.
FAQs About the word cumulation
a collection of objects laid on top of each other
collection, mixture,accumulation, mix, assemblage, heap, assortment, pileup, accretion, lodgement
No antonyms found.
The cumulation of dust on neglected surfaces signaled the need for a thorough cleaning.
The cumulation of data over several years provided researchers with valuable insights into long-term trends.
The successful completion of multiple projects led to the cumulation of experience and expertise within the team.
The cumulation of wealth often requires strategic planning and consistent effort over time.
