amassed
adj.describing a large amount of something that has been collected over a long time. You use this when someone has slowly gathered a lot of money, things, or information.
adj.having accumulated a significant quantity of something, such as wealth or data, over a period of time. Often used as a participial adjective following a linking verb or modifying a noun.
“He looked at the amassed wealth in his bank account.”
“The amassed evidence against the suspect was enough to convince the jury of his guilt.”
“Despite the amassed fortunes of the industrial era, the philanthropic efforts of the family only began in earnest during the third generation's leadership.”
Often functions as a participial adjective; when used as a verb, it is the past tense or past participle of 'amass'.
Usage amassed a fortune
“Roman Karkosik, an entrepreneur whose ventures included plastic bottle manufacturing in the 1990s, amassed a fortune through investments on the Warsaw stock exchange to become one of Poland’s wealthiest individuals.”
“Asher-Smith, a world champion over 200m and British record holder over both sprint distances, has amassed 22 senior international medals since making her debut in the women's 4x100m squad at the 2013 World Championships.”