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amass

[uh-mas] / əˈmæs /


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Beijing has amassed such a formidable arsenal of missiles that concentrating combat planes in one or two well-known locations almost anywhere in the region would put them in danger of being wiped out.

From The Wall Street Journal

Since his successful bet against the housing market, Burry has amassed a legion of online fans who pore over his posts in forums including Reddit’s Burryology.

From The Wall Street Journal

Turner, like Young a third-year pro, has come on in the second half of the season to amass seven sacks.

From Los Angeles Times

The blimp even posted a heartfelt confession about its rigidity on Instagram, on which its account has amassed almost 200,000 followers.

From Los Angeles Times

Excessive refilling means patients who take the medicines infrequently could amass even bigger surpluses.

From The Wall Street Journal