taking initiative or being energetic and enthusiastic in action or participation

The quantitative measurement of the size of a surface, such as floor space, a tract of land, or a geometric shape.

to gradually gather, collect, or build up something over a period of time

a state of eagerness, zeal, or passion for a particular task or cause

accumulated score, credits, or reward points in sports, academics, or benefit schemes

a fund accumulated for specific purposes, most commonly for housing or social security

volume; bulk; the amount of 3D space occupied by an object

covering or involving a wide physical expanse or surface area

to accumulate

matter that has settled to the bottom of a liquid or accumulated as a geological layer; a deposit

the total amount of money or wealth that has been accumulated

accumulated water or ponding

an amassed quantity or buildup of something

to pile up or accumulate inventory without being sold or used

active supporter; political activist

snow that has collected on the ground or other surfaces; snow cover or snow mantle

to gather together or amass over a period of time, typically regarding resources, wealth, or strength

the amount of space that an object or substance occupies, or that is enclosed within a container

valuable experience, wisdom, or cultural heritage built up over a long duration

to accumulate manure or prepare compost for agricultural use

to accumulate or lay in a large supply of goods for future use

to save bit by bit or accumulate gradually over time

toy building blocks

to accumulate; to store up

to accumulate as silt, mud, or sediment, often causing a blockage

the branch of mathematics that deals with the finding and properties of derivatives and integrals of functions, based on the summation of infinitesimal differences

to accumulate over a long period of time

to stockpile; to accumulate

to be piled up in an immense heap like a mountain, describing a physical accumulation

to plot or scheme for a long time, often with a negative or malicious intent

to have accumulated extensive knowledge or strength over a long period and apply it effectively; good preparation is the key to success

long-standing resentment or accumulated rancor

to build up moral or spiritual credit, often for the benefit of oneself or one's descendants

product (result of multiplication)

long-pending case

the dot product of two vectors

many little things add up to something great; many little drops make an ocean

to gather, collect, or build up gradually over a period of time

ingrained habits are hard to overcome (idiom); bad old practices die hard

To fall ill from constant overwork.

a state of long-standing weakness or degeneration accumulated over a long period

to store up goods in order to create a shortage and sell at a high price; to corner the market for speculation

(of food) to retain in the stomach due to indigestion (TCM)

accumulated bad habits, corrupt practices, or deep-seated social problems that have existed for a long time

sedimentary rock (geology)

an ingrained, long-standing habit, often one that is undesirable

relating to or formed by the process of water-borne sediment deposition

accumulated anxiety, suppressed frustration, or deep-seated melancholy