increaser
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- noun
- /ɪnˈkriːsər/
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incrementador
- I feel like I should be at a bar with a second pint of Kick Your Arse while sitting over a cold bowl of Cholesterol Increaser.
- tax increaser
Examples
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I have only one thing to say to the tax increasers:
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And, as someone above noted, you're looking for a pH increaser with only Soda Ash in the ingredients list.
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And I have only one thing to say to the tax increasers: 'Go ahead, make my day.'"
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(pH Increaser is soda ash) it comes in sizes up to a 50 lb bag.
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The dough increaser The pleasure releaser The hard-knocks knower Without the scars To show you He is
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With the huge vitamin supplements, ever since the intercourse, the increaser might be the most interesting willpower to understand, if not more, to furnish your special internal connection.
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I am not the tenfold increaser of mutants and stillborn monsters and crippled and damaged children from radioactivity in the bodies of their parents here and in many other places in the world.
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The dough increaser The pleasure releaser The hard-knocks knower Without the scars to show ya The night school teacher The good life preacher The caretaker The kiss craver He is
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The new investment firm acts as an increaser of wealth for its clients through smart financial planning.
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As an increaser of productivity, the automation software allowed employees to focus on more important tasks.
Synonyms
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Something added to make another thing work, look, or taste better
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A tool used to make things wider, for example a jaw or a pipe
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Something or someone that makes news and ideas spread quickly
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A person or thing that makes something three times bigger
Something that makes a part of the body get bigger or puff up
Something that makes a feeling or effect stronger
A person or thing that makes something more powerful and more likely
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Increaser is built from increase + the ending -er, and increase comes from a root that means 'to grow', the same idea you see in a crescent moon that becomes larger. So an increaser is something or someone that makes things grow or become bigger.