About The Word Accumulation
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Accumulation
| Accumulation Definition And Meaning |
What's The Definition Of Accumulation?
[n] the act of accumulating
[n]
[n] (finance) profits that are not paid out as dividends but are added to the capital base of the corporation
[n] an increase by natural growth or addition
Synonyms | Synonyms for Accumulation: accretion |
accrual |
accruement |
aggregation |
assemblage |
collection
Related Terms | Find terms related to Accumulation: abundance |
access |
accession |
accretion |
accrual |
accruement |
acervation |
addition |
advance |
agglomerate |
agglomeration |
aggrandizement |
aggregate |
aggregation |
amassing |
amassment |
amplification |
appreciation |
ascent |
assemblage |
assembling |
augmentation |
backlog |
ballooning |
bank |
bloating |
boom |
boost |
bringing together |
broadening |
budget |
buildup |
chunk |
collecting |
collection |
colluvies |
commissariat |
commissary |
congeries |
conglobation |
conglomerate |
conglomeration |
cornucopia |
crescendo |
cumulation |
cumulus |
development |
dump |
edema |
elevation |
enlargement |
expansion |
extension |
flood |
gain |
gathering |
gleaning |
glomeration |
gob |
greatening |
growth |
gush |
heap |
hike |
hoard |
hunk |
increase |
increment |
inflation |
inventory |
jump |
larder |
leap |
lump |
mass |
material |
materials |
materiel |
mounting |
multiplication |
munitions |
pile |
piling |
plenitude |
plenty |
productiveness |
proliferation |
provisionment |
provisions |
raise |
rations |
repertoire |
repertory |
reserve |
rick |
rise |
snowball |
snowballing |
spread |
stack |
stock |
stock-in-trade |
stockpile |
store |
stores |
supplies |
supply on hand |
surge |
swelling |
treasure |
treasury |
trove |
tumescence |
up |
upping |
upsurge |
upswing |
uptrend |
upturn |
wad |
waxing |
widening
See Also | agglomeration |
armamentarium |
arms |
art collection |
backlog |
backlog |
battery |
biology |
biota |
block |
book |
bottle collection |
buildup |
bunch |
bundle |
caboodle |
category |
class |
coin collection |
combination |
congregation |
content |
corpus |
cumulus |
deal |
defence |
defense |
defense lawyers |
defense team |
deposit |
deposition |
earnings |
ensemble |
Europe |
family |
fauna |
Free World |
fund |
gimmickry |
group |
grouping |
growth |
hand |
heap |
implements of war |
increase |
increase |
increment |
job lot |
Judaica |
kludge |
library |
long suit |
lot |
lucre |
mass |
mound |
munition |
mythology |
net |
net income |
net profit |
pack |
package |
packet |
pantheon |
parcel |
petting zoo |
pharmacopoeia |
pile |
planting |
population |
profit |
profits |
program library |
prosecution |
reserve |
rule book |
set |
signage |
stamp collection |
statuary |
step-up |
stock |
stockpile |
store |
string |
subroutine library |
sum |
sum total |
summation |
tenantry |
Third World |
tout ensemble |
universe |
Victoriana |
wardrobe |
weaponry |
weapons system
Accumulation In Webster's Dictionary
\Ac*cu`mu*la"tion\, n. [L. accumulatio; cf. F.
accumulation.]
1. 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.
2. (Law) The concurrence of several titles to the same proof.
{Accumulation of energy} or {power}, the storing of energy by
means of weights lifted or masses put in motion;
electricity stored.
{An accumulation of degrees} (Eng. Univ.), the taking of
several together, or at smaller intervals than usual or
than is allowed by the rules.
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