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Another word for accumulate

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accumulate

v.

To amass
gather, collect, amass, mass, hoard, get together, pile up, heap, store, assemble, cache, muster, aggregate, cumulate, concentrate, compile, agglomerate, accrue, pile, scrape together, scrape up, stack up, stockpile, store up, garner, heap up, heap together, procure, acquire, gain, load up, attach, draw together, bring together, rake up, lump together, amalgamate, unite, incorporate, add to, save, bank, profit, make money, build up, gain control of, drag in*, haul in*, rake in*, roll in*, squirrel away*.
Antonyms scatter*, squander, distribute.
To increase
swell, build up, expand, mount up; see grow 1.

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Another word for accumulate

verb

To bring together so as to increase in mass or number:

accrue, agglomerate, aggregate, amass, collect¹, cumulate, garner, gather, hive, pile up, roll up. See collect

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The couple hoped to accumulate enough money to make the down payment on a house.
They were unable to accumulate enough evidence to make a well-written claim.
As she progressed through her education, she continued to accumulate knowledge that would prepare her for a career.
In so vast an empire the governors and administrators had necessarily enjoyed an almost unrestricted power, and this had enabled them to accumulate wealth.
In some primitive holy shrines the bones and ashes of the victims sacrificed were allowed to accumulate, and upon this new fires were kindled.

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