cumulate
to heap up; amass; accumulate.
heaped up.
Origin of cumulate
1Other words from cumulate
- cu·mu·late·ly, adverb
- de·cu·mu·late, verb (used with object), de·cu·mu·lat·ed, de·cu·mu·lat·ing.
Words Nearby cumulate
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How to use cumulate in a sentence
Quod ipsum in ducendis lineis Directorii fecimus et peritis cumulate satisfactum confidimus.
Terrestrial and Celestial Globes Vol II | Edward Luther StevensonOh, it was in the agreement that the intrest should stay and cumulate, he called it.
Fighting the Sea | Edward A. RandSir Charles labored only to heap up the evidences of evolution; to cumulate them till the mass became irresistible.
The Education of Henry Adams | Henry AdamsAnd the "Christian" Government, this "Christian" society wonders that rudeness, immorality and crime cumulate.
Woman under socialism | August BebelWhen electors are allowed to cumulate on individual candidates, the favourites of sections within the party will be elected.
Proportional Representation Applied To Party Government | T. R. Ashworth and H. P. C. Ashworth
British Dictionary definitions for cumulate
to accumulate
(tr) to combine (two or more sequences) into one
heaped up
Origin of cumulate
1Derived forms of cumulate
- cumulately, adverb
- cumulation, noun
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