Adjectives for growth

GROWTH Synonyms: 80 Synonyms & Antonyms for GROWTH

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noundevelopment, progress
nountumor

synonyms for growth

advance
advancement
expansion
gain
hike
improvement
increase
production
prosperity
rise
success
surge
aggrandizement
augmentation
boost
buildup
crop
cultivation
enlargement
evolution
extension
flowering
germination
maturation

multiplication
produce
proliferation
sprouting
stretching
swell
thickening
unfolding
vegetation
waxing
widening
beefing up
evolvement
fleshing out
heightening
maturing
up
upping

Cancer
cancroid
excrescence
fibrousness
fungus
lump
mole
outgrowth
parasite
polyp
swelling
thickening
wen
fibrous tissue

antonyms for growth

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decline
decrease
failure
halt
loss
stagnation
stop
worsening
abridgment
compression
destruction
reduction
abatement
diminishment
lessening
underdevelopment

abatement
decrease
diminishment
failure
lessening
reduction
stagnation
underdevelopment

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How to use growth in a sentence

The trail shoots into a valley of second-growth hardwoods enveloped by scalloped sandstone cliffs.

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Automating your marketing will take your growth strategy to the next level.

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I actually prefer to not date people who are too similar in thought as it stifles each other’s growth.

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Increasing your sales volume in the early stages of your company will spur word of mouth growth in the future as more customers leave reviews for your products and share their impressions with others via word of mouth.

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As you develop a holistic local SEO strategy, your business will begin to reach milestones and gear up for long-term growth.

A SMALL BUSINESS’ STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO DOMINATING LOCAL SEARCH IN 2021JOSEPH DYSONFEBRUARY 10, 2021SEARCH ENGINE WATCH

Change nectar weekly in the winter and more often in the summer, when warmer temperatures can increase mold growth.

YOUR DIRTY BIRD FEEDER COULD BE SPREADING DISEASEMELISSA HARTFEBRUARY 9, 2021WASHINGTON POST

Fresh off maybe the busiest news year in modern history, news publishers are leaning more into the live update formats that many turned to in the early days of the coronavirus outbreak, after discovering that the format helps drive subscriber growth.

‘A CONVERSION MONSTER’: THE LIVE POST MAKES A COMEBACK AMONG NEWS PUBLISHERSMAX WILLENSFEBRUARY 9, 2021DIGIDAY

In January, the average subscriber growth rate for the newsletters was 20% month-over-month, Bonner said, with some smaller publications receiving closer to 50% growth.

BUSTLE WANTS TO TURN ITS NEWSLETTERS INTO AN 8-FIGURE BUSINESS, IN PART, WITH A REWARDS PROGRAMKAYLEIGH BARBERFEBRUARY 8, 2021DIGIDAY

Whether by chance or design— I think by design — we have a set of clients that are in growth mode like Amazon and Spotify — platform brands that are doing well in a world that is primarily mediated through virtual.

MEDIA BUYING BRIEFING: MEDIABRANDS CEO DARYL LEE DISCUSSES THE SOUL OF THE MEDIA AGENCY BUSINESSJIM COOPERFEBRUARY 8, 2021DIGIDAY

It’s a complicated issue that’s not as clear cut — or even as fair or realistic — as what Facebook and Twitter have stated, according to Jessica Hayes, vp of growth at video-calling platform Whereby, a remote-first company since its outset in 2013.

‘WE’LL GET HARDER AND FASTER POLICIES AROUND PAY’: THE FUTURE OF REMOTE WORKING ON BIG CITY SALARIESJESSICA DAVIESFEBRUARY 8, 2021DIGIDAY

WORDS RELATED TO GROWTH

accession
accretion
addition
agglomeration
aggrandizement

aggregation
amassment
augmentation
buildup
chunk
collecting
collection
conglomeration
enlargement
gob
growth
heap
hoarding
hunk
increase
inflation
intensification
mass
multiplication
pile
quantity
stack
stock
store
trove
up
upping

advancement
amelioration
betterment
boost
break
breakthrough
buildup
development
enrichment
furtherance
gain
go ahead
growth
headway
increase
progress
promotion
rise
step
up
upgrade
upping

advance
amelioration
betterment
elevation
gain
growth
headway
improvement
preference
preferment
prelation
rise
upgrading

advances
anabases
gains
headway
marches
progress
progressions

accommodations
allowances
bites
credits
deposits
down payments
floaters
front moneys
hikes
increases
loans
prepayments
retainers
rises
scores
stakes
takes
touches

aggrandization
amplification
augment
augmentation
boost
buildup
enlargement
escalation
growth
multiplication
raise
rise
swell
upsurge
upswing
upturn

GROWTH Synonyms: 80 Synonyms & Antonyms for GROWTH

See definition of growth on Dictionary.com

How to use growth in a sentence

The trail shoots into a valley of second-growth hardwoods enveloped by scalloped sandstone cliffs.

A DAY’S DRIVE FROM CHICAGO, EXPLORING A VERY DIFFERENT ILLINOISCARSON VAUGHANFEBRUARY 12, 2021WASHINGTON POST

Automating your marketing will take your growth strategy to the next level.

FIVE WAYS TO USE MACHINE LEARNING IN DIGITAL MARKETINGBIRBAHADUR KATHAYATFEBRUARY 12, 2021SEARCH ENGINE WATCH

I actually prefer to not date people who are too similar in thought as it stifles each other’s growth.

MEET D.C.’S MOST ELIGIBLE LGBTQ SINGLESSTAFF REPORTSFEBRUARY 11, 2021WASHINGTON BLADE

SMART BIDDING: FIVE WAYS MACHINE LEARNING IMPROVES PPC ADVERTISINGGABRIELLE SADEHFEBRUARY 10, 2021SEARCH ENGINE WATCH

As you develop a holistic local SEO strategy, your business will begin to reach milestones and gear up for long-term growth.

A SMALL BUSINESS’ STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE TO DOMINATING LOCAL SEARCH IN 2021JOSEPH DYSONFEBRUARY 10, 2021SEARCH ENGINE WATCH

Change nectar weekly in the winter and more often in the summer, when warmer temperatures can increase mold growth.

YOUR DIRTY BIRD FEEDER COULD BE SPREADING DISEASEMELISSA HARTFEBRUARY 9, 2021WASHINGTON POST

‘A CONVERSION MONSTER’: THE LIVE POST MAKES A COMEBACK AMONG NEWS PUBLISHERSMAX WILLENSFEBRUARY 9, 2021DIGIDAY

In January, the average subscriber growth rate for the newsletters was 20% month-over-month, Bonner said, with some smaller publications receiving closer to 50% growth.

BUSTLE WANTS TO TURN ITS NEWSLETTERS INTO AN 8-FIGURE BUSINESS, IN PART, WITH A REWARDS PROGRAMKAYLEIGH BARBERFEBRUARY 8, 2021DIGIDAY

MEDIA BUYING BRIEFING: MEDIABRANDS CEO DARYL LEE DISCUSSES THE SOUL OF THE MEDIA AGENCY BUSINESSJIM COOPERFEBRUARY 8, 2021DIGIDAY

‘WE’LL GET HARDER AND FASTER POLICIES AROUND PAY’: THE FUTURE OF REMOTE WORKING ON BIG CITY SALARIESJESSICA DAVIESFEBRUARY 8, 2021DIGIDAY

WORDS RELATED TO GROWTH

enhancement
gain
growth
improvement
inflation
rise

accession
accretion
addition
amplification
beefing up
boost
buildup
development
enhancement
enlargement
enrichment
expansion
extension
fleshing out
growth
heightening
hike
increase
increment
inflation
intensification
magnification
multiplication
raise
reinforcement
rise
strengthening
swelling
up
upping

advance
boost
development
expansion
gain
growth
improvement
increase
inflation
jump
prosperousness
push
rush
spurt
upsurge
upswing
upturn

bough
branchlet
bug
detour
divergence
extension
fork
growth
offshoot
prong
scion
shoot
spray
sprig
wing

annexes
arms
bureaus
categories
chapters
classifications
connections
dependencies
derivatives
divisions
extensions
locals
members
offices
outposts
parts
portions
sections
subdivisions
subsections
subsidiaries
tributaries
wings

accretion
accumulation
advertising
enlargement
escalation
expansion
gain
growth
heap
hype
increase
load
mass
plug
preparation
promotion
publicity
puff
stack
stockpile
store

blob
bump
bunch
convexity
dilation
distention
excess
excrescence
gibbosity
growth
hump
intumescence
jut
lump
nodulation
nodule
outgrowth
outthrust
pouch
projection
prominence
promontory
protrusion
protuberance
sac
sagging
salience
superfluity
swelling
tuberosity
tumefaction
tumor
wart

about-face
alteration
change of heart
changeover
exchange
flip-flop
flux
growth
innovation
metamorphosis
metanoia
metasis
modification
novelty
passage
passing
permutation
progress
proselytization
qualification
reclamation
reconstruction
reformation
regeneration
remodelling
reorganization
resolution
resolving
reversal
see the light
switch
transfiguration
transformation
translation
transmogrification
transmutation
turning
turning around

bosk
copse
firth
forest
grove
growth
regrow
thicket
underwood
wood
woodland

Synonyms and antonyms "growth" - analysis and associations to the word growth. Morphological analysis and declension of words

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Translation of the word growth

We offer you a translation of the word growth into English, German and French.
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English
German

growth - growth, development
- further growth
- career development
increase - increase, growing
- rapid increase
- growing pain - growing pain
rise - rise, increase
- rise in prices - rise in prices
- rising inflation
height - height, status
- average height - average height
- short stature
expansion expansion
- economic growth - economic expansion
grow - become
- growth of the economy - grow the economy
increasing - increase
- population growth - increasing population

Wachstum - increase
- continued growth - anhaltendes Wachstum
Anstieg - increase, increase, rise
- alarming growth - alarmierenden Anstieg
- significant growth - deutliche Steigerung
Wachsen - increase
- opportunities for growth - Raum zum Wachsen
Wuchs - rising
Entwicklung - development
Statur
- short - kleine Statur
Körpergröße - body size
Steigen - lifting
Größe - size
- Combination von Größe
Anwachsen - increase
Ansteigen - increase
Aufwärtsbewegung - lifting
Erholung - lifting
- high growth - starke Erholung
Überschuß - increase

Connection with other words

Words containing -growth-:

bed sheet
sheet
sheet
sheet
sheet
korostylevo

Hypo-hyperonymic relations

Hypernyms of the word growth

increase

Sphere of use Words growth

Economic lexical lexicalmedicomedicin

Morphological analysis (part of speech) Words Rost

Part of speech:

Nouns

Male

Frequisite:

Film

Case:

nominative

Noun declension growth

Case	Question	Unit	Mn. number
Nominative	(who, what?)	height	heights
Genitive	(who, what?)	growth	Rostov
Dative	(to whom, what?)	growth	height
Accusative	(who, what?)	height	heights
Creative	(by whom, what?)	height	tall
Prepositional	(about whom, about what?)	growth	growths

Sentences with the word growth

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1. Heroic growth may have been in open arms

2. Own growth significantly exceeded in output power

3. Full growth saw enough in the gloomy corridor

4. The average growth was decided to stop in suspense

English adjective order - rules and examples

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When we talk in Russian, we don't really think about how to arrange adjectives. This is not taught in school - people just do it intuitively. But in order to learn how to speak English competently, you need to learn a couple of rules. We will talk about them in this material: we will talk about groups of adjectives, their order in English sentences and punctuation marks.

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What groups of adjectives are there in English

Adjectives in English are usually divided into two large categories: opinion adjectives and fact adjectives . The first is subjective adjectives. With their help, we can evaluate an object, phenomenon or being and express our opinion about it.

Let's look at an example.

A cute puppy is sitting in the rain. - A cute puppy is sitting in the rain.

The adjective cute is subjective, because through it we evaluate the appearance of the puppy. Even if he seems cute to you, someone else may not think so. Quite the contrary: the puppy is wet and dirty, what can you call him cute ? This is how subjective adjectives work.

To reinforce this, try to explain for yourself why the adjectives in the examples below are also subjective:

The movie seemed boring to me, so I left before it was over. - I found the movie boring, so I left before it was over.
Then I thought that her smile was the most beautiful in the world. - Then I thought that her smile was the most beautiful in the world.
I think your outfit is weird . - I think your outfit is strange.

The second group is objective adjectives. Such qualities are static: they are difficult to fix with a snap of the fingers, and they do not depend on anyone's opinion. These adjectives are divided into subgroups. And yes, it is important to remember them in order to learn how to arrange words in the right order according to the rules of the English language. How to do this, we'll talk later. In the meantime, consider these subgroups and see how they differ.

Depending on the source, from 7 to 10 subgroups of objective adjectives are distinguished. Today we will consider the most complete set. It will be easier to do this in a table.

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Categories of objective adjectives in English
Category	What	Word examples	Proposal example
Size adjectives	Item size, creature height	Big, small, tall, tiny, enormous, giant etc.	*I saw a huge* tree in the garden.** I saw a huge tree in the garden.
Physical quality adjectives	Physical qualities and states of the object, physique of the creature	Warm, cold, soft, dirty, smooth, broken, muscled etc.	*Her palms were warm* and soft .** Her palms were warm and soft.
Age adjectives	Item or creature age	Old, new, young, ancient etc.	*The room was full of old* books.** The room was full of old books.
Shape adjectives	Item shape	Round, square, triangle etc.	*I felt something round* in my pocket.** I felt something round in my pocket.
Color adjectives	Item color	Red, blue, white, grey, black, yellow etc.	*The forest was already clothed in red* foliage.** The forest was already dressed in red foliage.
Pattern adjectives	Pattern on item	Checkered, striped etc.	*Where can I buy a striped* jacket like Beetlejuice?** Where can I buy a Beetlejuice striped jacket?
Origin adjectives	Origin of the object, nationality of the person	Russian, Italian, Mexican, Japanese etc.	*If you haven't tried Italian* pizza, then you haven't tried it at all.** If you haven't tried Italian pizza, then you haven't tried it at all.
Material adjectives	The material from which the object is made	Wooden, silver, metal, plastic etc.	*The wooden* house seemed about to fall apart.** The wooden house seemed about to fall apart.
Type adjectives	Type, comparison with other objects, creatures, etc.	Mint-smelling, fourth-sided etc.	*There were many circle-like* figures in the cornfield.** There were many circle-like figures in the corn field.
Purpose adjectives	Purpose, purpose, for which the item was created	Washing, typing, marking, painting etc.	*Thank god, I brought my sleeping* clothes with me.** Thank God I took my sleepwear with me.

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How to correctly arrange adjectives in a sentence

Now let's figure out what to do if there are many words of this part of speech in a sentence and they all belong to one noun. To determine the order of adjectives when describing an object or person in English, use the rule below.

The first is always an opinion or a subjective assessment. Next - objective adjectives, but also in a special order: size, physical qualities, age, shape, color, pattern, origin, material, type and purpose.

Let's break it all down with a long example below. Of course, they don’t say that, but in it all categories of words are arranged in the correct order.

I brought a nice little soft new shapeless white checkered German silk cloud-like sleeping pillow. - I brought a nice little soft new shapeless white plaid German silk sleep pillow that looks like a cloud.

To make it more convenient for you, we leave below a table with the order of adjectives in English. Take a screenshot and save it: it can be useful as a cheat sheet.

Sentence word order: English adjectives
Order	Category of adjectives
1	Opinion adjectives: opinion and subjective assessment
2	Size adjectives: the size of the object, the height of the creature
3	Physical quality adjectives:
4	Age adjectives: the age of the object or creature
5	Shape adjectives: object shape
6	Color adjectives: object color
7	Pattern adjectives:
8	Origin adjectives:
9	Material adjectives: the material from which the object is made
10	Type adjectives: type, comparison with other objects, creatures, etc.
11	Purpose adjectives: purpose, purpose, for which the object was created

Please note!
Not all sources agree on what should be called earlier - age or form. Here and below, we will assume that age. But if you meet a different opinion, keep in mind - this is not a mistake.

This table makes it easy to determine the order of any adjectives in an English sentence:

There was a beautiful (1) small (2) green (6) pond behind the garden. - Behind the garden there was a beautiful small green pond.
I saw a frightening (1) black (6) velvet (9) night outside the window. - I saw a frightening black velvet night outside the window.
I remember especially vividly this cloudy (3) northern (8) milk-like (10) sky. — What I remember most vividly was that cloudy, milky northern sky.

And finally, a few more rules:

Comparative or superlative adjectives must come before all others.
Some words of this part of speech can be included in several groups at once. To determine their place, pay attention to the context.
There are some words that are worth highlighting in addition to the general line of adjectives. This is, for example, wide (wide), deep (in depth), long (in length), high (in height) - they take place after the defined nouns and go in conjunction with numerals and units of measurement: The dark narrow corridor was 3 meters long . - The dark narrow corridor was 3 meters long.

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When commas and conjunctions are needed between adjectives

Remember the rules of the Russian language: adjectives can be homogeneous and heterogeneous. And sometimes you need to put a comma between them. Roughly the same is true in English.

If the words belong to different subgroups, no comma is needed.

Let's take an example.

It was a creepy rotten old mansion. - It was a creepy, rotten old mansion.

Everything is clear here: creepy reflects opinion, rotten - physical qualities, and old - age. This sentence contains several adjectives from different categories. So, punctuation marks are not needed.

If the words belong to the same subgroup, it is important to put a comma between them.

This works in exactly the same way as in the case of homogeneous members in Russian. Let's look at an example.

The boring layered, untidy outfit aged her. - A boring, layered, unkempt outfit made her look older.

First comes boring is an adjective of opinion. And then more interesting: layered and untidy both refer to physical qualities. It turns out that a comma is needed between them, but after boring - no.

If the words belong to the same subgroup, instead of a comma between them, you can put the union and .

And again everything is like in Russian. Let's look at the previous example again to see how this works.

The boring layered and untidy outfit aged her. - Boring layered and unkempt outfit made her look old.

This sentence has hardly changed - we just added a union instead of a comma. That's also possible.

Check yourself

Now let's practice. Below we have left several sentences, but the words in them are mixed up. Your task is to determine the correct order of adjectives in these sentences according to the rules of the English language. And don't forget to put punctuation marks where they are needed!

You can use the table above to complete the task. Go!

The clean modest bright room amazed me.
Grandma left me a hat: felt old-fashioned wide-brimmed.
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Adjectives for growth

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Synonyms and antonyms "growth" - analysis and associations to the word growth. Morphological analysis and declension of words

Translation of the word growth

Connection with other words

Words containing -growth-:

Hypo-hyperonymic relations

Hypernyms of the word growth

Sphere of use Words growth

Morphological analysis (part of speech) Words Rost

Noun declension growth

Sentences with the word growth

English adjective order - rules and examples

What groups of adjectives are there in English

How to correctly arrange adjectives in a sentence

When commas and conjunctions are needed between adjectives

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