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Definition of accumulative in English: accumulativeadjective əˈkjuːmjʊlətɪv Gathering or growing by gradual increases. the accumulative effects of pollution Example sentencesExamples - The declining trend of reproduction is likely attributable to accumulative effects on those and other prey populations over consecutive years of below-average rainfall.
- The biggest involved cannabis resin with a street value of almost €250,000 and the accumulative value of the drugs in all five raids now substantially tops €300,000.
- And what they're responding to is the accumulative effect.
- He said: ‘The number keeps going up because the list is accumulative - new names are added while the old ones remain.’
- The little village is at the heart of the all-conquering green and gold wearers, and with the accumulative passion and strength of all the scattered little townlands and parishes, the power of the Kingdom is a cut above all the rest.
- He says by creating drugs to replicate the effect, it will take longer for the accumulative damage caused by free radicals to occur.
- Not emphasized, however, was the mottled, hardening effect of any fluorides on teeth or the possible accumulative long-term effect of such additions.
- He pointed out that the 10m deficit was the accumulative effect of expenditure exceeding income on important projects over the past few years.
- A Portarlington car-dealer, who put Irish number plates on a car he had imported from the UK for retail, was fined an accumulative sum of £1,600 at the local district court on Tuesday, December 5.
- My only concern is to make sure that we present the accumulative or aggregate system properly to the people at the track.
- Pollutants are everywhere and their effects are accumulative.
- However, she died due to the accumulative effect of anorexia on her body.
- Is there an accumulative good effect or gradual nullification over time?
- I was reading the Guinness Book of Records one day and thought I could set a new accumulative bench press record, but it's unbelievably hard.
- The Port River has been the repository of industrial waste for over a hundred years and the accumulative effect on local flora and fauna has been disastrous.
- A Carlow man was fined an accumulative sum of £150 for failing to have a tachograph on his lorry and having no tax displayed on his vehicle.
- Pseudoscience is ‘fixed’ or ‘closed’ rather than accumulative and progressive; its statements are not changed to agree with new evidence.
- None of the unruly activities in themselves would be regarded as seriously criminal, but their accumulative effect is having a real impact on the usage of the community building, and may even threaten its future survival.
- His renal system, in addition to being weakened from the accumulative effect of many infections, also suffered from his overuse of alcohol.
- The effects will take place very slowly but have an accumulative lasting effect.
Definition of accumulative in US English: accumulativeadjective attributive Gathering or growing by gradual increases. the accumulative effects of pollution Example sentencesExamples - Is there an accumulative good effect or gradual nullification over time?
- My only concern is to make sure that we present the accumulative or aggregate system properly to the people at the track.
- The little village is at the heart of the all-conquering green and gold wearers, and with the accumulative passion and strength of all the scattered little townlands and parishes, the power of the Kingdom is a cut above all the rest.
- However, she died due to the accumulative effect of anorexia on her body.
- His renal system, in addition to being weakened from the accumulative effect of many infections, also suffered from his overuse of alcohol.
- He pointed out that the 10m deficit was the accumulative effect of expenditure exceeding income on important projects over the past few years.
- None of the unruly activities in themselves would be regarded as seriously criminal, but their accumulative effect is having a real impact on the usage of the community building, and may even threaten its future survival.
- A Carlow man was fined an accumulative sum of £150 for failing to have a tachograph on his lorry and having no tax displayed on his vehicle.
- The Port River has been the repository of industrial waste for over a hundred years and the accumulative effect on local flora and fauna has been disastrous.
- The biggest involved cannabis resin with a street value of almost €250,000 and the accumulative value of the drugs in all five raids now substantially tops €300,000.
- A Portarlington car-dealer, who put Irish number plates on a car he had imported from the UK for retail, was fined an accumulative sum of £1,600 at the local district court on Tuesday, December 5.
- Pseudoscience is ‘fixed’ or ‘closed’ rather than accumulative and progressive; its statements are not changed to agree with new evidence.
- He says by creating drugs to replicate the effect, it will take longer for the accumulative damage caused by free radicals to occur.
- And what they're responding to is the accumulative effect.
- The declining trend of reproduction is likely attributable to accumulative effects on those and other prey populations over consecutive years of below-average rainfall.
- He said: ‘The number keeps going up because the list is accumulative - new names are added while the old ones remain.’
- I was reading the Guinness Book of Records one day and thought I could set a new accumulative bench press record, but it's unbelievably hard.
- Pollutants are everywhere and their effects are accumulative.
- Not emphasized, however, was the mottled, hardening effect of any fluorides on teeth or the possible accumulative long-term effect of such additions.
- The effects will take place very slowly but have an accumulative lasting effect.
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