amasses

Unsurprisingly, working in such an emotionally charged field, Herman amasses nemeses.

After a while, what amasses gets so thick I know it must be written.

The former amasses the capital which the latter invests, and the stranger as well as the native is unacquainted with want.

In twenty years, he amasses fifty thousand dollars, invests it, and settles it on his family.

Where a government amasses treasure, it will have squeezed from the circulation so much money as it will have amassed.

Avarice includes some idea of a storekeeping commerce that amasses by buying for one dollar and selling for two.

It amasses and then disperses, it accumulates and then sows, it devours and then creates.