Modifies a noun

• deposit: You are also able to replenish your accumulative deposit account any time, without a separate agreement with the Bank.

• effect: The Council will provide further advice where the accumulative effect of traffic is an issue.

• equivalent: Job applications and employment advertisements are increasingly likely to require that the training course is BACP accredited, or provides an accumulative equivalent.

• process: How did you find that gradual accumulative process of recording?

• score: We can now count the accumulative scores in each column.

• exposure: The indication is irreversible and shows accumulative exposure to changes in humidity showing the period of time that has exceeded 58 % RH.