cumulatively

Variant of cumulative

cumulative definition

cu·mu·la·tive (kyo̵̅o̅myə lə tiv′; occas., -lāt′iv)

adjective

  1. increasing in effect, size, quantity, etc. by successive additions; accumulated cumulative interest
  2. taking successive additions into account a cumulative average
  3. designating or of preferred stock that pays regular dividends which, if not paid on the scheduled date, accumulate and take priority over dividend payments to other classes of the company's stock
  4. Law designating additional evidence that gives support to earlier evidence

Etymology: see cumulate

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