Meaning of 'accumulation' in Sinhala is: සමුච්චය

accumulation: සමුච්චය

Noun:

සමුච්චය, එකතු, ප්රසම්පාදන, ව්යුත්පන්න, සකස්, පිරිස, රැස්ව සිටි පිරිස, කැටි, මහා, ගොඩක්, වර්ධනය, අගය.

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Noun(1) an increase by natural growth or addition(2) several things grouped together or considered as a whole(3) the act of accumulating(4) (finance(5) (finance) profits that are not paid out as dividends but are added to the capital base of the corporation(6) gathering or amassing

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(1) the accumulation of wealth(2) Therefore, what we recognize as the aging process is the gradual accumulation of this cellular damage.(3) The point nevertheless is that land is crucial as the fundamental basis in the process of wealth generation and accumulation .(4) Land has always been the basis of wealth generation and accumulation upon which social development can be designed.(5) Neither imperialism nor colonialism is a simple act of accumulation and acquisition.(6) The main aim of the speech was to justify the growing accumulation of private wealth and the growth of an authoritarian police state.(7) The mere accumulation of national wealth is not sufficient to deal with poverty as a health risk.(8) Despite the enormous accumulation of wealth by the wealthiest, the economy is teetering on the brink of collapse.(9) Such gradual accumulation overcomes our defense mechanisms and often as not causes renal failure.(10) This majority alliance is a process of gradual accumulation .(11) the accumulation of paperwork on her desk(12) Nobody in the political establishment or the media opposed the fantastic accumulation of wealth by a tiny elite, of which they formed a part.(13) The continual movement of peoples meant that there was no accumulation of wealth because everything had to be carried.(14) And that has contributed to the slow accumulation of wealth by minorities.(15) It is the result of more than a century's capitalist accumulation of power and concentration of wealth.(16) The system they defend, based on the immense accumulation of private wealth at the expense of society as a whole, has reached a dead end.