convergently
- adverb
- /kənˈvɜrdʒəntli/
- Specialized
- The sequences behave convergently as they approach their limit.
Examples
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The series of numbers increased convergently toward a fixed value as more terms were added.
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The algorithm works convergently, ensuring the solution becomes more accurate with each iteration.
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In evolutionary biology, unrelated species may develop similar traits convergently due to similar environments.
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The two lines approached convergently towards the horizon.
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The algorithm works convergently, ensuring the solution becomes more accurate with each iteration.
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The sequences behave convergently as they approach their limit.
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The series of numbers increased convergently toward a fixed value as more terms were added.
Synonyms
Getting closer to a certain value over time without reaching it
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
convergently = convergent (transparent) = converge + ent + ly
Adverbial formation from the adjective 'convergent' is regular and preserves the sense of approaching a limit or point, including mathematical contexts.
Etymology
Convergently comes from two Latin parts: con- 'together' and -vergere 'to turn'. So in math or science, when things change convergently they get closer to one single point or value.