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What does comulative mean?

"Cumulative" means "increasing or accumulating in quantity over time."

It describes something that grows or builds up by adding successive amounts.

Here are some examples:

* Cumulative effect: The long-term impact of something, which grows over time.

* Cumulative debt: The total amount of debt owed, including the interest accumulated over time.

* Cumulative rainfall: The total amount of rain that falls over a period of time.

Essentially, anything that builds up or adds on to itself over time can be considered cumulative.

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