English to Latin Meaning of amass - idest inaequalitate '

Amass :

idest inaequalitate '

verb

est salvificem, et ponere, multiplicamini, salvare, cumulare, idest inaequalitate ', depositum, ripae, et propter fidem adhibere, colligentes, Partes, eximito, CARPO, congregamini, ut, habere

Amass :: congregabitAmassed :: coacervaviAmasses :: amassesAmassing :: congregandis

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Definitions of amass in English

Verb(1) collect or gather(2) get or gather together

Examples of amass in English

(1) Traditionally only organizations had the resources to amass large amounts of consumer information.(2) But eventually you're out there playing shows all the time, and you amass enough material, and you think it's time to sink or swim and take it seriously.(3) They looked upon electoral victory as licence to abuse power, help cronies and amass huge fortunes.(4) Yet, it has still managed to amass a huge amount of cash and a reputation as an aggressive and relentless competitor.(5) In more trials with indigenous plants, his immediate challenge was to amass sufficient quantities of seed so that large areas might be replanted.(6) Many gasps were heard from a small crowd that had amassed above him, as he brought the sword to his side and faced his enemy.(7) Since 1997 he has amassed a vast store of knowledge as a maverick manufacturer of beautifully crafted racing motorcycles.(8) She was herself a stock broker for a number of years, and through her company amassed a fortune.(9) ├ö├ç├┐They are great amassers of power, which they have leveraged for wealth,├ö├ç├û said one former high-ranking golf administrator.(10) I am pleased to report that the chest of drawers is indeed still white on the top and that I seem to have amassed a hefty quantity of necklaces.(11) And who was this Evans, this wealthy connoisseur, benefactor and amasser of valuables?(12) A group, which even has its own website, is amassing in a region called Sulawesi.(13) By the time the opposition amassed its figures of discrepancy, most of the groups had filed their reports and left.(14) You would be right in saying that just as he has numerous people who seem to hang on his every word, he has also amassed a significant number of critics.(15) The 1,600 troops taking part began amassing around St James's Palace in the early hours of the morning and the procession began to move at 6am as the sun came up.(16) But he failed to answer questions that the Treasury had amassed four billion pounds extra in tax through the increases.

Synonyms

Verb

1. gather ::

colligentes

2. collect ::

collect

Antonyms

1. dispel ::

argumentarer

2. disperse ::

ventilabo

3. dissipate ::

dissipate

4. scatter ::

dispergat

Different Forms

amass, amassed, amasses, amassing

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