cumulatively

Examples

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• While these events may not be important individually, cumulatively they portray the quality of life within the culture.

  Academic text (2008)

• Not a one of these was harmful, but cumulatively, they had some effect.

  Blog text (23)

• So those little, those little tweaks really cumulatively can have a huge impact.

• Academic achievement, both within the major and cumulatively, is a major element employers look for before hiring.

  Academic text (1994)

• The average percentage of correctly implemented protocol steps cumulatively recorded across the three students was 93.3%.

  Academic text (2006)

• While such wetlands offer little ecological value, they cumulatively constitute a large wetland habitat.

  Academic text (1999)

• Data in the form of scores obtained from the modified checklist form were then analyzed cumulatively.

  Academic text (2010)

• The Orton-Gillingham approach employs multisensory techniques to teach language structures sequentially, explicitly, systematically, and cumulatively.

  Academic text (2015)

• Over the years, the students cumulatively improved their grades, achieving remarkable success by the end of the semester.

• The committee's decisions cumulatively strengthened the organization's mission and impact in the community.

Synonyms

P

progressively

vscumulatively

35 4.1

It happens more and more over time

focuses on accumulation through added parts rather than general growth

I

incrementally

vscumulatively

15 3.8

In small steps over time

builds up by successive additions rather than just small single steps

A

additively

vscumulatively

• Specialized

5.8

In a way that puts parts together to make a whole

emphasizes gradual building by repeated small additions rather than mere combining

How Cumulative

increasingly

618 2.8

cumulatively

4 5.2

gradually

273 1.9

incrementally

15 3.8

piecemeal

17 7.0

Surface Forms

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Etymology