Characterized by being heaped up, accumulated, or having a pile-like structure or appearance.
From Latin 'cumulus' (heap) + '-ose' (full of, having the quality of). This adjective form developed as a general descriptive term for anything characterized by heap-like accumulation.
Cumulose perfectly captures that feeling of messy accumulation—whether it's a pile of clothes, sedimentary layers in rock, or even the way snow drifts unevenly on a hillside.
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