growing
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- noun
- /ˈɡroʊɪŋ/
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crecimiento
- Just the self growth, the learning, the growing, the comprehending.
- growing list
- fastest-growing
Just the self growth, the learning, the growing, the comprehending.
- Just the self growth, the learning, the growing, the comprehending.
- Start a growth group for growing in your relationships.
Examples
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Start a growth group for growing in your relationships.
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The Growing Group has consistently done well in terms of economic growth.
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In terms of total consumption, the EU, US, and Japan are the highest, but in terms of growth rate, the Growing Group is out ahead.
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Thus, my long-term expectation is that the growth rate of the Growing Group is likely to decline.
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The use of higher taxes on oil consumption and carbon taxes has inadvertently benefited the Growing Group as well.
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Many solar panels are also produced in the Growing Group, and refineries that would be deemed too polluting for developed economies are built in countries of the Growing Group.
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The growing of children is a beautiful process to witness as they learn and develop.
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The growing of plants requires careful attention to sunlight and water.
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Observing the growing of a city over the years reveals the changes in its community.
Synonyms
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The way a living thing grows and becomes more complex
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An increase in size and parts of a living thing over time
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Becoming fully grown and developed, for example in people or wine
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The change and growth of an animal or plant from its earliest stage to adult
The development of an animal or plant from a single cell to a fully grown adult
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Etymology
Growing comes from the old English verb grow, which meant 'to become bigger'. So in biology, growing is the natural process of getting larger or more complex.