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

   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. Frederic Dabi of Ifop:

   You have to be very cautious about a political effect, but maybe there will be a moral effect that will last through the summer, i see more of an effect on the image of France abroad, it gives a cumulative effect, it reinforces the Emmanuel Macron chorus of' France is back'.

2. John Gehring:

   The cumulative effect of all the scandals does weigh very heavy on your soul, for many of us, it is getting increasingly hard to keep faith in the institution itself.

3. 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.

4. Alexis Temkin:

   We are talking about lifetime cumulative exposure, but if you do want to reduce your risk, we do know that organic oats and organic cereals are a better option.

5. Shanna Cox:

   Because of earlier exposure and cumulative exposure to psychosocial, economic and environmental stressors, Black and Indigenous women experience earlier deterioration of Reproductive Health, which translates into poorer [ health ] outcomes.