Gentlemen, the complete developement of this business, however, now approached.
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Developement
Synonyms for "developement" (311 found)
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growthexplicationincreaseunfoldingabiogenesisaccessaccessionaccomplishmentaccretionaccrualaccruementaccumulationactionadditionadvanceadvancementaggrandizementagingamplificationanacrusis
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anagnorisisangleappreciationapprenticeshiparchigenesisarchitectonicsarchitectureargumentascentatmosphereaugmentationbackgroundballooningbasic trainingbass passagebeautificationbiogenesisbirthblastogenesisbloatingblossomingboomboostbourdonbreakingbreedingbridgebroadeningbuddingbuildupburdenburgeoningby productby-productcadencecatastrophecharacterizationchoruscircumstancecodacolorcomplicationcondition
Strong matches (93)
conditioningconsequenceconsequentcontinuitycontrivancecorollarycrescendocultivationdenouementderivationderivativedesigndevelopmental changedevelopmentationdevicedigenesisdilationdisciplinedisclosurediscovery
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disentanglementdistillatedivisiondrilldrillingedemaeffectelaborationelevationembellishmentemergenceenlargementepigenesisepisodeestateeumerogenesiseventeventualityeventuationevolutionevolutionary changeevolvementevolvingexcrescenceexerciseexpansionexpatiationexploitationexpositionextensionfablefalderalfalling actionfetching-upfigurefloodfloweringfolderolformationfosteringfruitfurtherancegaingemmationgenerationgenesisgerminationgimmickgradual changegreateninggroominggushhappeningharmonic closeharvestheterogenesishikehistogenesishomogenesishousebreakingimprovementin-service trainingincidentincrementinflationinterlude
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intermezzointroductory phraseinventionisogenesisissuejumpleaplegacylinelocal colorlogical outcomemanual trainingmaturationmaturescencematuringmaturitymeasuremellowingmerogenesismetagenesis
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military trainingmonogenesismoodmotifmountingmovementmultiplicationmusical phrasemusical sentencemythosnatural developmentnatural growthnetnonviolent changenurturenurturingoccurrenceoffshootoffspringon-the-job trainingongoingornamentorthogenesisoutcomeoutgrowthovergrowthpangenesispartparthenogenesispassageperfectionperiodperipeteiaphasephenomenonphraseplanplotpracticeprecipitatepreparationprocessprocreationproductproductionproductivenessprogressprogressionproliferationpromotionpullulationraiseraisingreadyingrearingrecognitionrefinementrefrainrehearsalreproductionresolutionresponseresultresultantripeningriserising actionritornelloschemeseasoningsecondary plotsectionsenescencesequelsequelasequencesequentsituationslantsloydsnowballingspontaneous generationspreadsproutingstanzastatementstorystrainstructuresubjectsubplotsurgeswellingswitchtailpiecetemperingthematic developmentthemetonetopictrainingtransitiontumescencetuttitutti passagetwistunravellingupupbringingupgrowthuppingupshotupsurgeupswinguptrendupturnvariationvegetationversevocational educationvocational trainingwaxingwideningworking-out
Sample sentences
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When I mingled with other families, I distinctly discerned how peculiarly fortunate my lot was, and gratitude assisted the developement of filial love.
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"Pray, Mr. Truck," inquired S. R. P., "is it commonly thought in the English literary circles, that Byron was a developement of Shakspeare, or Shakspeare a shadowing forth of Byron?"
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At the close of the second act, the Viennese Dancers tripped upon the stage—These, as you know, are twenty or thirty children, apparently from five years old to ten, who dress and dance like full-grown dancing girls and produce astonishing effects by their well drilled combinations—They are curiosities, if it were only for the robust developement of their little bodies.
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