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cumulative
adjective as in accruing; growing in size or effect
Example Sentences
Entrant Jonathan Jennings went on to victory last week as the contest's first American winner, skimming his stones a cumulative distance of 177m.
“I do think it’s a cumulative moment of change,” said Christina Hildebrand, president and founder of A Voice for Choice, an advocacy group that sponsored the California lawsuit.
But the fear is that they are producing a cumulative and compounding effect from which it is proving almost impossible to escape.
“It feels cumulative, even though the episodes themselves are not necessarily connected directly,” Bob-Waksberg says.
“But we believe the cumulative stressors of the pandemic — such as prolonged isolation, disrupted routines, reduced physical and cognitive activity, and economic uncertainty — likely contributed to the observed brain changes,” Mohammadi-Nejad said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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