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Money in the bank account accrues interest.accrues = grows by addition
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Benefits accrue from the employee's first day on payroll.accrue = come into possession
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Interest is not accruing as fast as inflation is diminishing the buying power.accruing = increasing
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The house accrued to the oldest son.accrued = came into possession
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Wisdom accrued. (source)accrued = grew over time
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I have a few years of leave accrued. (source)accrued = that has accumulated over time
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I was sufficiently committed to going to Yale Law that I was willing to accept the two hundred thousand dollars or so in debt that I knew I'd accrue.† (source)accrue = grow over time
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She would gather all of the accrued letters to her mother, stuff them into one envelope, and use just a tiny portion of the washing and ironing money to mail it.† (source)accrued = grew over time
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Besides, Switzerland has never particularly welcomed Iranians, thus accruing the magnetism that comes only with repeated rejection.† (source)accruing = growing over time
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bathe thee and anoint thy face, then give To thy dear son such counsel as thou wilt Without reserve; but shew not there thy cheeks 210 Sullied with tears, for profit none accrues From grief like thine, that never knows a change.† (source)accrues = grows over time
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He walked to the top of a rise and crouched and watched the day accrue.† (source)accrue = grow over time
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In dark London, rubbish accrued, uncollected, and underground stations were sealed.† (source)accrued = grew over time
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But Yang wasn't a specialist in astrophysics, and Lei had taken the path of becoming a political officer, which prevented him from accruing in-depth technical know-how.† (source)accruing = growing over time
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The nation is lulled by the temporary prosperity which accrues to it, until it is roused to a sense of its own misery.† (source)accrues = grows over time
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And if there's no ingress or egress—no valve through which may be vented the various pressures that accrue naturally in a closed temporal system—" She made a little pool!† (source)accrue = grow over time
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Little by little a force had accrued, as secret and silent as interest in a bank account.† (source)accrued = grew over time
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