cumulation
ˌkjuːmjʊˈleɪʃən
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Definition of cumulation - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
total buildupRaretotal amount or result of accumulatingRare
  • The cumulation of these efforts led to a significant discovery..
accumulation aggregate
2.
tradeTECH.effect of trade agreements on importation rulesTECH.
  • Cumulation affects how tariffs are calculated.
accumulation aggregation
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Origin of cumulation

Latin, cumulare (to heap up)

Examples of cumulation in a sentence

  • This is the cumulation of our hard work.
  • Cumulation can simplify trade between countries.
  • Understanding cumulation is crucial for exporters.

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  1. French:cumul, ...
  2. German:Kumulation, ...
  3. Italian:somma, cumulazione, ...
  4. Spanish:acumulación, acumulado, ...
  5. Portuguese:acumulação, cumulatividade, ...
  6. Chinese:积累, 累积效应, ...
  7. Japanese:累積, ...
  8. Arabic:تراكم, تجميع, ...
  9. Hebrew:הִצְטַבְּרוּת, הַשְׁפָּעַת הַסְּכָמִים, ...
  10. Russian:накопление, кумуляция, ...
  11. Ukrainian:сукупність, кумуляція, ...
  12. Hindi:संचयन, क्यूम्यूलेशन, ...

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