Buildup (noun)

  1. The gradual or systematic accumulation of something.
  2. A process of increasing in size, strength, or intensity.
  3. An accumulation of substances, especially waste products.

Origin:

The term "buildup" originated in the late 19th century and is derived from the verb "build up". it refers to the gradual or systematic accumulation of something.

Examples:

  1. The buildup of traffic on the highway was causing delays.
  2. There was a noticeable buildup of muscle after he started working out.
  3. The buildup of waste in the pipes was causing clogs.
  4. There was a gradual buildup of tension in the room as everyone awaited the verdict.
  5. The buildup of wealth took years of hard work and dedication.
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