Cumulate

usgb/ˈkjuːmjəˌleɪt/
verb

To accumulate or gather together over time.

Over the years, they managed to cumulate a vast collection of rare stamps.
Visual representation of "cumulate" - To accumulate or gather together over time.

Often appears as...

  • cumulate data
  • cumulate evidence

Usage tips

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Metaphor

Using 'cumulate' can imply a gradual build-up of experiences.

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As the seasons cumulate, so do our memories of summer.
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Academic

In academic writing, being concise while using 'cumulate' is crucial.

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To cumulate findings can clarify the research goals.
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Casual

In informal conversations, using synonyms can sound more natural.

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Instead of saying 'cumulate', say 'gather' among friends.
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