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contributory
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contributory adjective accessory, additional, assisting, auxiliary, beneficial, conducive, contributing, determining, helpful, helping, influential, instrumental, lending assistance, salutary, secondary, tributary, useful
Associated concepts: contributory cause, contributory negliience
See also: ancillary, beneficial, donative, gratuitous, instrumental, subservient


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Three sewer overflows discharge into contributories leading to the lake; one into Gors Bach, the other two into Afon Hwch, during storm weather conditions.
Digital Angel's ground-breaking technology allows the BPA to effectively monitor the local salmon populations as they migrate through a river system that encompasses an elaborate network of dams and contributories.
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