cumulative losses

language: en

definitions

  1. The total sum of financial deficits or money lost over a specific period, calculated by adding up all individual losses.
    en: The total sum of financial deficits or money lost over a specific period, calculated by adding up all individual losses.
  2. The total amount of something (such as lives, resources, or materials) that has been lost or destroyed through a series of events over time.
    en: The total amount of something (such as lives, resources, or materials) that has been lost or destroyed through a series of events over time.

examples

  1. The company reported cumulative losses of $10 million over the last three fiscal years.

    The company reported cumulative losses of $10 million over the last three fiscal years.

  2. The cumulative losses of life during the conflict were devastating for the region.

    The cumulative losses of life during the conflict were devastating for the region.