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Definition of accumulation
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Accumulation
(n.) The act of
accumulating,
the state of being
accumulated,
or that which is
accumulated;
as, an
accumulation
of
earth,
of sand, of
evils,
of
wealth,
of
honors..
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Lodgment
::
Lodgment
(v.) An
accumulation
or
collection
of
something
deposited
in a place or
remaining
at rest.
Budget
::
Budget
(n.) A bag or sack with its
contents;
hence,
a stock or
store;
an
accumulation;
as, a
budget
of
inventions..
Accumulation
::
Accumulation
(n.) The act of
accumulating,
the state of being
accumulated,
or that which is
accumulated;
as, an
accumulation
of
earth,
of sand, of
evils,
of
wealth,
of
honors..
Conglomeration
::
Conglomeration
(n.) The act or
process
of
gathering
into a mass; the state of being thus
collected;
collection;
accumulation;
that which is
conglomerated;
a mixed mass.
Congestion
::
Congestion
(n.) The act of
gathering
into a heap or mass;
accumulation.
Midden
::
Midden
(n.) An
accumulation
of
refuse
about a
dwelling
place;
especially,
an
accumulation
of
shells
or of
cinders,
bones,
and other
refuse
on the
supposed
site of the
dwelling
places
of
prehistoric
tribes,
-- as on the
shores
of the
Baltic
Sea and in many other
places.
See
Kitchen
middens..
Erection
::
Erection
(n.) The state of a part
which,
from
having
been soft, has
become
hard and
swollen
by the
accumulation
of blood in the
erectile
tissue..
Accumulation
::
Accumulation
(n.) The
concurrence
of
several
titles
to the same
proof.
Pilement
::
Pilement
(n.) An
accumulation;
a heap.
Scaffold
::
Scaffold
(n.) An
accumulation
of
adherent,
partly
fused
material
forming
a
shelf,
or
dome-shaped
obstruction,
above the
tuyeres
in a blast
furnace..
Aggeration
::
Aggeration
(n.) A
heaping
up;
accumulation;
as,
aggerations
of
sand..
Amassment
::
Amassment
(n.) An
amassing;
a heap
collected;
a large
quantity
or
number
brought
together;
an
accumulation.
Lactifuge
::
Lactifuge
(n.) A
medicine
to check the
secretion
of milk, or to
dispel
a
supposed
accumulation
of milk in any part of the
body..
Collection
::
Collection
(n.) An
accumulation
of any
substance.
Hydrothorax
::
Hydrothorax
(n.) An
accumulation
of
serous
fluid in the
cavity
of the
chest.
Pyopneumothorax
::
Pyopneumothorax
(n.)
Accumulation
of air, or other gas, and of pus, in the
pleural
cavity..
Amount
::
Amount
(n.) To rise or reach by an
accumulation
of
particular
sums or
quantities;
to come (to) in the
aggregate
or
whole;
-- with to or unto.
Multiplier
::
Multiplier
(n.) An
instrument
for
multiplying
or
increasing
by
repetition
or
accumulation
the
intensity
of a force or
action,
as heat or
electricity.
It is
particularly
used to
render
such a force or
action
appreciable
or
measurable
when
feeble.
See
Thermomultiplier..
Alluvial
::
Alluvial
(a.)
Pertaining
to,
contained
in, or
composed
of,
alluvium;
relating
to the
deposits
made by
flowing
water;
washed
away from one place and
deposited
in
another;
as,
alluvial
soil, mud,
accumulations,
deposits..
Money-making
::
Money-making
(n.) The act or
process
of
making
money;
the
acquisition
and
accumulation
of
wealth.
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