accumulation in Latin
accumulation in Latin is accumulatio — accumulation means the gradual gathering of something into a larger amount; also the resulting mass.
accumulation in Latin
accumulatio
(finance) The action of investors buying an asset from other investors when the price of the asset is low.
What does "accumulation" mean?
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noun The gradual gathering of something into a larger amount; also the resulting mass.
"Years of accumulation left the attic full of old boxes."
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accumulation in a sentence
- Years of accumulation left the attic full of old boxes.
- An accumulation of small mistakes led to the project's failure.
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What is "accumulation" in Latin?
"accumulation" in Latin is accumulatio. accumulation means: The gradual gathering of something into a larger amount; also the resulting mass.
How do you use "accumulation" in a sentence?
Example: "Years of accumulation left the attic full of old boxes." In Latin, "accumulation" is accumulatio.
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