Accumulate
Accumulate verb - To become greater in extent, volume, amount, or number.
Win and accumulate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Win" instead a verb "Accumulate".
Win
Win verb - To receive as return for effort.
Usage example: win a gold medal in swimming
Accumulate and win are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Accumulate" instead a verb "Win".
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- Due to its short length, drivers have to accumulate seven laps (five in Mario Kart DS) to win.
Source: Amusement Park - For a time in 1983, contestants were required to accumulate exactly $1,000, meaning if they meant over, they had to find the TIC and TAC to win.
Source: Retired Game Show Element - Obvious Rule Patch: As per the Unwinnable trope below, you die of fright if you reach your Fear Point total, and as you will accumulate a minimum of seven Fear Points in order to complete the book, as written you cannot win if your initial Fear Point total is seven.
Source: Literature / House of Hell
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