to evo
- verb
- /ˈiːvoʊ/
- Slang
:
evolucionar
- I mean, I think that YouTube is evolving to take the place of TV.
And I'm constantly trying to evolve as a Craftsman.
- And I'm constantly trying to evolve as a Craftsman.
- But let your character evolve while you're writing the character.
- So, you know, as, as you know, we evolved out there in nature.
- And as the pandemic evolves, so too must your strategy.
- Has the human species evolved in one year?
- It just happens when people slowly evolve, getting lazier and greedier.
- It kind of starts with Greece and Rome and then evolves into the modern period.
- And here it says relationship noun a safe space to evolve through life together.
- And you know, I've evolved, no doubt.
- And these states evolving under rule one never collapse.
- If you can evolve them to another place, fantastic.
Examples
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And as the pandemic evolves, so too must your strategy.
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So we have to keep evolving new types of antibiotics.
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We can tell just from this condition which way things have to evolve, OK?
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And so we'll see it's it's going to evolve rapidly.
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I think K pop has been evolving like since then.
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But we are evolving and we're going to keep evolving.
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And I'm constantly trying to evolve as a Craftsman.
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The fashion industry is constantly evolving to meet new trends and consumer demands.
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As technology advances, video games are evolving to create more immersive experiences.
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To stay relevant, businesses must evolve their strategies over time to adapt to market changes.
Synonyms
591
4.0
To change or develop slowly over time, often becoming more advanced
Antonyms
How Fast
55
6.6
523
3.4
∞
1.1
- Slang
- Specialized
10
8.6
19
6.8
Surface Forms
Etymology
Evo is used like the verb evolve, which comes from the idea of 'unfolding' or changing bit by bit. So to evo means to develop or change slowly over time.