Synonyms for Cumulative
ˈkyu myə lə tɪv, -ˌleɪ tɪvcu·mu·la·tive

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1. accumulative, cumulativeadjective

   increasing by successive addition

   "the benefits are cumulative"; "the eventual accumulative effect of these substances"

   Synonyms:
   accumulative, cumulative

   Antonyms:
   subtractive

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1. List of paraphrases for "cumulative":

   accumulated, cumulated, accrued, accumulative, lifetime, aggregated, cum, aggregate, year-to-date, rolled-up, accumulate, incremental, additive, accumulation, combined

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1. Leana Wen:

   My concern is that they are going to go to a restaurant beforehand, a bar after getting together with friends, so, people should keep in mind that risk is cumulative.

2. State Mike Pompeo:

   As weapon systems move and advance, as new countries develop these capabilities, there is real risk that there is a reduction in strategic stability just staying right we are today so that it -- the reason that we're asking for other countries to participate -- and Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov suggested France and the United Kingdom join as well, happy to consider that too, the cumulative mission set has to be global strategic stability, and we will continue to engage in conversations with the Russians and others with the aim of achieving that.

3. Andreas Sandin:

   The combination of these various emergencies has, understandably, made it difficult for families to cope, with the cumulative effect being that even small-scale hazards now have the potential to be disastrous, the humanitarian situation in Burundi is at a critical stage, and we need to step up our response to meet the needs of affected families.

4. Allen Sills:

   It goes back to those four basic things we talked about in the paper with cumulative time, distance, ventilation and masks. If you think about those four factors as being four different quadrants, if you’re failing in two or more of those, then that’s going to become a high risk for a transmission, i always talked about the big three, which was: meeting, eating and greeting.

5. Paul Rowland:

   The cumulative effect of delays on a number of projects could send a bad signal to investors, it's clear that the president is frustrated with the pace of things.