Difference between Gather and Accumulate

GATHER vs ACCUMULATE: NOUN

Sewing consisting of small folds or puckers made by pulling tight a thread in a line of stitching
The act of gathering something
The soffit or under surface of the masonry required in gathering. See Gather, v. t., 7.
The inclination forward of the axle journals to keep the wheels from working outward.
A plait or fold in cloth, made by drawing a thread through it; a pucker.
A slight forward inclination of the axle-spindle of a carriage, to insure the even running of the wheel.
A plait or fold in cloth held in position by a thread drawn through it.
A mass of molten glass collected on the end of a blowpipe or other glass-blowing tool.
Something gathered, especially.
A small fold or pucker made by gathering cloth.
The act or an instance of gathering.

GATHER vs ACCUMULATE: ADJECTIVE

Collected; accumulated.

GATHER vs ACCUMULATE: VERB

Conclude from evidence
Collect or gather
Get people together
Collect in one place
Assemble or get together
Draw fabric together and sew it tightly
Look for (food) in nature

Get or gather together
Collect or gather

GATHER vs ACCUMULATE: INTRANSITIVE VERB

To harvest or pick.
To conclude or infer, as from evidence.
To summon up; muster.
To contract and wrinkle (the brow).
To attract or be the center of attraction for.
To forage for wild foodstuffs.
To come to a head, as a boil; fester.
To grow or increase by degrees.
To accumulate.
To come together in a group; assemble.
To gain by a process of gradual increase.
To accumulate (something) gradually; amass.
To draw into small folds or puckers, as by pulling a thread through cloth.
To draw (something or someone) closer to oneself.
To cause to come together; convene.
To collect from different places; assemble.
To come together; to collect; to unite; to become assembled; to congregate.
To grow larger by accretion; to increase.
To concentrate; to come to a head, as a sore, and generate pus.
To collect or bring things together.
To pick up or collect (molten glass) using a tool in glass blowing.

To grow or increase in quantity or number; to increase greatly.
To mount or pile up; increase: : gather.
To be the site for (a gradually increasing mass), especially as a result of disuse or neglect.
To gather or cause to increase; amass.

GATHER vs ACCUMULATE: TRANSITIVE VERB

To heap up in a mass; to pile up; to collect or bring together; to amass.

GATHER vs ACCUMULATE: OTHER WORD TYPES

To come to a head, as a sore in suppurating.
To increase; grow larger by accretion.
To collect; congregate; come together: as, the clouds gather in the west.
To hoard, heap up.
To reap, cull, crop.
In glass manufacturing, to collect from the pot (a mass of molten glass) on the end of an iron tube, preparatory to blowing. This operation is performed by a workman called a gatherer. See gatherer, 6.
To bring into order; arrange; settle.
To collect or learn by observation or reasoning; infer; conclude.
Synonyms To come together, muster, cluster.
To acquire or gain, with or without effort; accumulate; win.
In building, to contract or close in, as a drain or chimney.
Hence In sewing, to full or shirr (a piece of cloth) by running a thread through it and then drawing it in small puckers by means of the thread.
To bring closer together the component parts of; draw into smaller compass, as a garment; hence, to make folds in, as the brow by contracting it.
To take by selection from among other things; sort out or separate, as what is desired or valuable; cull; pick; pluck.
To bring or draw together; assemble; congregate; collect; make a collection or aggregation of.
Nautical, to overtake another vessel: a vessel is said to gather on another when it is overtaking it.
In mech., to fit into; fit together: used in speaking of the teeth of gears.
To accumulate by saving and bringing together; amass.
Increase in amount by collecting or gathering
Draw together into folds or puckers
Draw and bring closer
Increase or develop

To take degrees by accumulation, as in some English universities. See accumulation.
To grow in size, number, or quantity; go on increasing by successive additions: as, public evils accumulate.
To form by heaping up or collecting the parts or elements of; obtain by gathering in; amass: as, to accumulate wealth.
To heap up; collect or bring together; make a pile, mass, or aggregation of: as, to accumulate earth or stones; to accumulate money or sorrows.
Collected into a mass or quantity; increased; intensified.
Increase in amount by collecting or gathering

GATHER vs ACCUMULATE: RELATED WORDS

Foregather, Forgather, Pucker, Get together, Tuck, Cumulate, Infer, Understand, Meet, Accumulate, Garner, Amass, Assemble, Collect, Congregate

Accruing, Grow, Pile, Earn, Accumulation, Accrue, Pull in, Pile up, Conglomerate, Compile, Gather, Hoard, Cumulate, Collect, Amass

GATHER vs ACCUMULATE: DESCRIBE WORDS

Collate, Pile up, Conglomerate, Pull together, Pucker, Get together, Tuck, Cumulate, Infer, Understand, Meet, Accumulate, Assemble, Collect, Congregate

Accrued, Piling, Accruing, Grow, Pile, Earn, Accumulation, Accrue, Pile up, Conglomerate, Compile, Gather, Hoard, Cumulate, Collect

GATHER vs ACCUMULATE: SENTENCE EXAMPLES

Israelites would have to gather their own straw.
Gather the other three Aces and show them.
Gather, craft, and build a realm to defend.
Gather all the required documents that TSA requires.
Cohen used the interruption to gather his thoughts.
Do NOT take time to gather personal items.
Inspect and gather information for vehicle return process.
Use a systematic search pattern to gather information.
Only thieves gather here: green and bronze players.
Gather copies of resources that may be needed.

This policy does accumulate a cash value, however.
Treasuries for the dollars they accumulate selling exports.
Left in the policy to accumulate at interest.
Protect, accumulate, preserve, and manage your WEALTH wisely!
African Americans to achieveland ownership and accumulate wealth.
Daily points and surveysand they accumulate pretty quickly.
They are really not that difficult to Accumulate.
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Just as a list can be used to accumulate elements, a running sum can be used to accumulate numbers.
As you accumulate convictions, you accumulate demerit points.

GATHER vs ACCUMULATE: QUESTIONS

Are there any creatures that gather deathworm horn?
How does DCS gather information about family functioning?
How to gather ecommerce requirements for your business?
Can I gather testimonials that are AHPRA compliant?
How to gather information about a particular phenomenon?
What are the interactive objects in gather + spotlight?
How do phishing emails gather personal information?
How do biological anthropologists gather quantitative information?
Does spring integration support EIP scatter-gather?
Does gather auto gather stale and empty statistics?

How many ribosomes can a stalled ribosome accumulate?
Does calcareous ooze accumulate faster than it dissolves?
Do antimony compounds accumulate in aquatic ecosystems?
How does staurosporine accumulate in glioblastoma tumors?
Do SVS in individual cannabis cultivars accumulate?
What information does ThreadX accumulate from TX_queue_enable_performance_info?
Do leaders accumulate idiosyncrasy credits over time?
Do osteoblastomas accumulate radionuclide on bone scintigraphy?
Are thioesters and thionoesters abiotically accumulate?
Does Papaver somniferum accumulate benzylisoquinoline alkaloids?

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GATHER AND ACCUMULATE

GATHER vs ACCUMULATE: NOUN

GATHER vs ACCUMULATE: ADJECTIVE

GATHER vs ACCUMULATE: VERB

GATHER vs ACCUMULATE: INTRANSITIVE VERB

GATHER vs ACCUMULATE: TRANSITIVE VERB

GATHER vs ACCUMULATE: OTHER WORD TYPES

GATHER vs ACCUMULATE: RELATED WORDS

GATHER vs ACCUMULATE: DESCRIBE WORDS

GATHER vs ACCUMULATE: SENTENCE EXAMPLES

GATHER vs ACCUMULATE: QUESTIONS