racked up
/ˌrækt ˈʌp/
VERB
1. Accumulated or obtained a quantity
To accumulate, collect, or obtain a considerable amount of something, such as points, money, debts, profits, or achievements.
1.1. Accumulating points, scores, or achievements
To gain or record a large number of points, wins, goals, or accomplishments.
Synonyms
- scored
- tallied
- chalked up
- logged
- notched up
- recorded
- amassed
- accumulated
Antonyms
- lost
- forfeited
- surrendered
Examples
- The team racked up several victories during the season.
- She racked up 30 points in the final game.
Related Words
1.2. Accumulating money, profits, or debts
To build up or acquire a substantial amount of money, profits, expenses, or debt over time.
Synonyms
Antonyms
- spent
- lost
- paid off
- depleted
Examples
- He racked up thousands of dollars in credit card debt.
- The company racked up substantial profits last year.
Related Words
1.3. Obtaining or acquiring something
To gain, secure, or obtain a considerable number or amount of things through effort or activity.
Synonyms
Antonyms
- surrendered
- relinquished
- gave up
- lost
Examples
- The candidate racked up endorsements from several prominent organizations.
- The campaign racked up thousands of new subscribers.