About The Word Cumulation
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Cumulation
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What's The Definition Of Cumulation?Synonyms | Synonyms for Cumulation: Related Terms | Find terms related to Cumulation: abundance | accumulation | acervation | agglomerate | agglomeration | aggregate | aggregation | amassment | assembling | backlog | bringing together | budget | chunk | collection | colluvies | commissariat | commissary | congeries | conglobation | conglomerate | conglomeration | cornucopia | dump | gathering | gleaning | glomeration | gob | heap | hoard | hunk | inventory | larder | lump | mass | material | materials | materiel | munitions | pile | plenitude | plenty | provisionment | provisions | rations | repertoire | repertory | rick | snowball | stack | stock | stock-in-trade | stockpile | store | stores | supplies | supply on hand | treasure | treasury | trove | wad See Also | Cumulation In Webster's Dictionary \Cu`mu*la"tion\ (k?`m?-l?"sh?n), n. [Cf. F.
cumulation.]
The act of heaping together; a heap. See {Accumulation}.
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