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Definition of increase
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of increase is as below...
Increase
(v. i.) The
period
of
increasing
light,
or
luminous
phase;
the
waxing;
-- said of the
moon..
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Expansion
::
Expansion
(n.)
Enlargement
or
extension
of
business
transactions;
esp.,
increase
of the
circulation
of bank
notes..
Productive
::
Productive
(a.)
Having
the
quality
or power of
producing;
yielding
or
furnishing
results;
as,
productive
soil;
productive
enterprises;
productive
labor,
that which
increases
the
number
or
amount
of
products..
Progress
::
Progress
(n.) In the
growth
of an
animal
or
plant;
increase.
Pressor
::
Pressor
(a.)
Causing,
or
giving
rise to,
pressure
or to an
increase
of
pressure;
as,
pressor
nerve
fibers,
stimulation
of which
excites
the
vasomotor
center,
thus
causing
a
stronger
contraction
of the
arteries
and
consequently
an
increase
of the
arterial
blood
pressure;
--
opposed
to
depressor..
Steel
::
Steel (n.) A
variety
of iron
intermediate
in
composition
and
properties
between
wrought
iron and cast iron
(containing
between
one half of one per cent and one and a half per cent of
carbon),
and
consisting
of an alloy of iron with an iron
carbide.
Steel,
unlike
wrought
iron, can be
tempered,
and
retains
magnetism.
Its
malleability
decreases,
and
fusibility
increases,
with an
increase
in
carbon..
Micella
::
Micella
(n.) A
theoretical
aggregation
of
molecules
constituting
a
structural
particle
of
protoplasm,
capable
of
increase
or
diminution
without
change
in
chemical
nature..
Progression
::
Progression
(n.)
Regular
or
proportional
advance
in
increase
or
decrease
of
numbers;
continued
proportion,
arithmetical,
geometrical,
or
harmonic..
Continuation
::
Continuation
(n.) That which
extends,
increases,
supplements,
or
carries
on; as, the
continuation
of a
story..
Spurted
::
Spurt (n.) A
sudden
and
energetic
effort,
as in an
emergency;
an
increased
exertion
for a brief
space..
Gradient
::
Gradient
(n.) The rate of
increase
or
decrease
of a
variable
magnitude,
or the curve which
represents
it; as, a
thermometric
gradient..
Butter
::
Butter
(v. t.) To
increase,
as
stakes,
at every throw or every
game..
Rise
::
Rise (v.) To reach a
higher
level by
increase
of
quantity
or bulk; to
swell;
as, a river rises in its bed; the
mercury
rises in the
thermometer..
Appreciate
::
Appreciate
(v. t.) To raise the value of; to
increase
the
market
price of; --
opposed
to
depreciate.
Enlarge
::
Enlarge
(v. t.) To make
larger;
to
increase
in
quantity
or
dimensions;
to
extend
in
limits;
to
magnify;
as, the body is
enlarged
by
nutrition;
to
enlarge
one's
house..
Irritate
::
Irritate
(v. t.) To
increase
the
action
or
violence
of; to
heighten
excitement
in; to
intensify;
to
stimulate.
Propagate
::
Propagate
(v. t.) To
multiply;
to
increase.
Increaseful
::
Increaseful
(a.) Full of
increase;
abundant
in
produce.
Climate
::
Climate
(v. i.) One of
thirty
regions
or
zones,
parallel
to the
equator,
into which the
surface
of the earth from the
equator
to the pole was
divided,
according
to the
successive
increase
of the
length
of the
midsummer
day..
Thrive
::
Thrive
(v. i.) To
increase
in bulk or
stature;
to grow
vigorously
or
luxuriantly,
as a
plant;
to
flourish;
as, young
cattle
thrive
in rich
pastures;
trees
thrive
in a good
soil..
Increasable
::
Increasable
(a.)
Capable
of being
increased.
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