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buildup | the result of the process of accumulation | |
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build, build up, work up, progress | form or accumulate steadily | |
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buildup | highly favorable publicity and praise | |
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work up, build up, build, ramp up | bolster or strengthen | |
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develop, build up | change the use of and make available or usable | |
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build up | enlarge, develop, or increase by degrees or in stages | |
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buildup | the act of building up an accumulation | |
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arm, build up, gird, fortify | prepare oneself for a military confrontation |