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amassed

/əˈmæs(t)/

amassedpast participle

Past-participle adjective derived from the verb “amass”; used attributively and predicatively.

Translations

amassé

She donated a portion of her amassed fortune to charity.

Elle a donné une partie de sa fortune amassée à des œuvres caritatives.

Additional translations

accumulé

Definitions

Collected or accumulated into a large amount, especially over time.

She donated a portion of her amassed fortune to charity.

amassverb

amassed

Past Simple

amassed

Past Simple

amassed

Past Participle

amassing

ing-form

/əˈmæs/

Translations

amasser

He managed to amass a fortune through his successful business ventures.

Il a réussi à amasser une fortune grâce à ses entreprises prospères.

s'amasserVerbe pronominal, pour le sens intransitif.

Dust tends to amass on unused shelves.

La poussière a tendance à s'amasser sur les étagères inutilisées.

Additional translations

accumulerPlus courant dans les contextes abstraits ou techniques.

Definitions

To gather together or accumulate a large amount or number of something over a period of time.

He managed to amass a fortune through his successful business ventures.

(intransitive) To come together or accumulate in a mass.

Dust tends to amass on unused shelves.

Synonyms

amasspast participle

amassed

Used attributively to describe something that has been gathered or accumulated.

Translations

amassé

The amassed evidence left little doubt about his guilt.

Les preuves amassées ne laissaient guère de doute sur sa culpabilité.

Definitions

Gathered together or accumulated in a mass.

The amassed evidence left little doubt about his guilt.

amassgerund / present participle

Definitions

In the process of gathering or accumulating; accumulating.

The amassing crowd blocked the street.