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Cumulation

Description:

Cumulation refers to the act or process of gathering or accumulating something over time, resulting in a final total or amount. It can involve the gradual collection or aggregation of various elements or data to form a whole.

Senses and Usages:

1. Noun: The act of gathering or accumulating something over a period of time.
• Example sentence: The cumulation of evidence led to the conviction of the suspect.
2. Noun: The final total or amount obtained by cumulating.
• Example sentence: The cumulation of all the donations reached an incredible sum.
3. Noun: The gradual accumulation of knowledge or experience over time.
• Example sentence: The cumulation of years of research resulted in a groundbreaking discovery.
4. Noun: The aggregation of different data or elements to form a comprehensive whole.
• Example sentence: The report is a cumulation of various surveys and studies conducted in the region.

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