amass in Portuguese
amass in Portuguese is amontoar — amass means to gather a large amount of something over time, often wealth, possessions, or information.
amass in Portuguese
amontoar
(transitive) To collect into a mass or heap.
What does "amass" mean?
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verb To gather a large amount of something over time, often wealth, possessions, or information.
"He amassed a small fortune trading stocks in his twenties."
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amass in a sentence
- He amassed a small fortune trading stocks in his twenties.
- The library has amassed thousands of rare manuscripts over the centuries.
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What is "amass" in Portuguese?
"amass" in Portuguese is amontoar. amass means: To gather a large amount of something over time, often wealth, possessions, or information.
How do you use "amass" in a sentence?
Example: "He amassed a small fortune trading stocks in his twenties." In Portuguese, "amass" is amontoar.
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