ppl. a. [f. prec.]
† 1. Heaped up, accumulated. Obs.
1642. Bp. Reynolds, Israel’s Petit., Ded. 3. United and cumulated mercies.
2. spec. Of clouds: Formed into cumuli.
1817. Southey, Lett., 28 May. They [the Alps] have precisely the appearance of white cumulated clouds.
1853. Phillips, Rivers Yorksh., v. 164. Great masses of cumulated cloud.
