cumulate
[verb]
Synonyms: accumulate, amass, garner, hive, lay up, roll up, stockpile, store (up), uplay

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Antonyms: dissipate
Related Words: obtain, secure

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cumulate adjective & noun. ['kju:mjʊlǝt] M16.
[Latin cumulatus pa. pple, formed as CUMULATE verb: see -ATE².]
A. adjective. Heaped up, massed. M16.
b. noun. An igneous rock that was formed by particles in a magma settling to the bottom. M20.

■ cumulately adverb (rare) M19.

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cumulate verb. ['kju:mjʊleɪt] M16.
[Latin cumulat- pa. ppl stem of cumulare, from cumulus a heap: see -ATE³.]
1. verb trans. & (rare) intrans. Gather in a heap; heap up; accumulate. M16.

2. verb trans. Combine with something additional. M17.
■ E. Edwards Allowed him to cumulate the councillorship with the corregidorship.
b. Combine (successive lists, e.g. of books) into a single comprehensive list, esp. at regular intervals. E20.

3. verb trans. Put the finishing touches to, crown, culminate. arch. M17.
■ Marvell To cumulate all this happiness, they had this new Law against the Fanaticks.

■ cumulated adjective that has been cumulated; (of cloud) formed into cumuli; Chemistry involving two double bonds attached to the same carbon atom: M17.

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