Synonyms for add up
add up

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1. come, add up, amountverb

   develop into

   "This idea will never amount to anything"; "nothing came of his grandiose plans"

   Synonyms:
   fare, derive, tally, summate, issue forth, tot, tot up, amount, sum, total, make out, occur, arrive, number, come up, hail, follow, add together, add, get, descend, come, fall, get along, make sense, tote up, do, come in, sum up

2. total, tot, tot up, sum, sum up, summate, tote up, add, add together, tally, add upverb

   determine the sum of

   "Add all the people in this town to those of the neighboring town"

   Synonyms:
   supply, tot, resume, tote up, bring, impart, hit, rack up, add, match, fit, sum, make sense, summarize, agree, tot up, sum up, chalk up, summarise, bestow, number, score, gibe, append, tally, correspond, come, add together, jibe, contribute, total, summate, lend, amount, check

3. total, number, add up, come, amountverb

   add up in number or quantity

   "The bills amounted to $2,000"; "The bill came to $2,000"

   Synonyms:
   tot, descend, tote up, hail, get, add, get along, fare, numerate, sum, come in, come up, tot up, list, fall, sum up, do, follow, occur, enumerate, count, issue forth, make out, number, amount, tally, derive, make sense, come, add together, total, summate, arrive, keep down

4. make sense, add upverb

   be reasonable or logical or comprehensible

   Synonyms:
   tot up, add, amount, sum up, sum, make sense, tally, total, add together, summate, number, tote up, tot, come

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1. Laura Vandenberg:

   One major risk factor for breast cancer is lifetime exposure to estrogen, dDT and DDT metabolites – breakdown products produced in our body after DDT exposures – can add up with the estrogen produced by our bodies, as well as other synthetic estrogens in our environment, to contribute to risk.

2. Chief Executive John Chen:

   I merely look at this as a business decision: If the math doesn't add up, it doesn't add up, we could keep our pride and die hungry, or we eat well and be less proud. I chose to eat well.

3. Jessica Bartfield:

   It may not add up to much weight loss on its own, but it certainly comes into play if you’re looking to maintain any weight you’re already losing.

4. Executive Vice President Mitsuru Kawai:

   (Each drop of paint) on its own would represent only a fraction of a yen in savings, but if we add up these efforts we can build a savings effect.

5. Kellan Baker:

   Health disparities like poverty feed off established social and economic structures that determine the distribution of power and resources. What’s worse, inequality turns diversity into disparity. For someone who belongs to multiple communities that experience health disparities, these disparities do not simply add up: They multiply.