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amassed

[uh-mast] / əˈmæst /
ADJECTIVE
aggregate
Synonyms
STRONGEST
accumulated combined corporate cumulative
STRONG
added assembled collected collective composite heaped mixed piled total
Antonyms
STRONG
uncombined
WEAK
individual part particular
ADJECTIVE
assembled
Synonyms
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massed
STRONG
met
Antonyms
WEAK
dismantled
ADJECTIVE
conglomerate
Synonyms
STRONG
assorted blended clustered massed melded mixed motley varied variegated
WEAK
heterogeneous indiscriminate miscellaneous multifarious promiscuous
Antonyms
STRONG
like same similar unvaried
WEAK
individual separate single
ADJECTIVE
cumulative
Synonyms
STRONGEST
aggregate increasing
WEAK
accumulative additive additory advancing augmenting chain collective heaped heightening increscent intensifying magnifying multiplying snowballing summative
Antonyms
WEAK
decreasing subtracting
ADJECTIVE
gathered
Synonyms
STRONGEST
accumulated collected concentrated huddled massed reunited
STRONG
aggregated associated collocated combined compiled congregated convened convoked culled forgathered garnered gleaned grouped harvested hoarded joined marshaled met mobilized picked piled rallied stacked stored summoned swarmed thronged united
WEAK
brought together crowded together lumped together rounded up
Antonyms
STRONG
separated
WEAK
dispersed scattered
ADJECTIVE
more
Synonyms
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also extra further higher new other
STRONG
major spare
WEAK
added aggrandized and another augmented besides bounteous deeper else enhanced exceeding expanded extended farther fresh heavier in addition increased innumerable larger likewise massed more than that numerous over and above supplementary too many wider
Antonyms
WEAK
fewer less
ADJECTIVE
saved
Synonyms
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invested retained
STRONG
accumulated deposited hoarded kept stored
WEAK
unspent untouched unused
Antonyms
WEAK
lost destroyed ruined spent squandered wasted

Example Sentences

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Before long, she had amassed significant debts and was forced to sell her north London townhouse and move into a smaller flat.

From BBC • May 1, 2026

Racing toward a potential IPO and grappling with computing needs, AI startup has amassed up to $65 billion in new funding deals.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 24, 2026

Once he’d amassed a large number of them, he decided to start selling them, first at conventions, then beginning in 2023 at a physical location.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 23, 2026

Developer Jordan Schnitzer, best known for his vast art collection, has also amassed a string of homes on the West Coast that he values as much for sentiment as scenery.

From The Wall Street Journal • Apr. 23, 2026

Although his mother had amassed quite a fortune—an especially impressive feat for a woman with no Talent—it hadn’t been enough to last him fifty-three years.

From "A Tangle of Knots" by Lisa Graff