Definition of: cumulative

(ky oomacr ′myə·lā′tiv) adjective
1. Gathering volume, strength, or value by addition or repetition; steadily increasing.
2. Consisting of portions gathered or collected one after another.
3. Increasing or accruing, as unpaid interest or dividends, to be paid in the future.
4. Law Reinforcing or proving previous evidence.
—cu′mu·la′tive·ly adverb

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cumulative distribution
cumulative effect
cumulative records
data cumulative
cumulative total
cumulative effects
cumulative index
cumulative gpa
cumulative voting
cumulative score
cumulative sales
cumulative grade
cumulative record
cumulative production
cumulative frequency

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"cumulative" has the frequency of use of 0.0003% on en.wikipedia.org.

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