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accretion growth of a body of water or ice by the collection of smaller particles or droplets.
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accretion process whereby solids increase size by addition of particles to the surface
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accretion Growth in size, as in an increase by accumulated matter. The term is used by textile conservation experts in describing dirt, damage, mildew, or other defects in the surface of a flag.
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accretion l.’s incremental l's.
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accretionary g. increase in size resulting from increase in number of special cells by mitotic division, other more differentiated cells which perform various physiologic functions having lost the ability to proliferate.
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