Other Words for Growth

Growth Noun Synonyms
wen, excrescence, wart, lump, tumour, swelling, intumescence
He developed an ugly growth on his nose.

advance, advancement, success, improvement, expansion, rise, progress
The growth of the economy has slowed down in the last quarter.

Growth Verb Synonyms
vegetation, crop
The area is covered with a dense growth of timber.

development, evolution, evolvement, cultivation, nurturing, increase, expansion, broadening, extension, enlargement, spread, proliferation, flowering
The growth of education was a slow and painful process.

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Progress / Rise / Spread / Lump

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Secondary Growth

Science / Biology / Secondary Growth: Cells in a plant that are produced by a cambium. Increase in girth of a plant due to the action of lateral meristems such as the vascular cambium. The main cell produced in secondary growth is seconda MORE

Primary Growth

Science / Biology / Primary Growth: Cells produced by an apical meristem. The growth a plant by the actions of apical meristems on the shoot and root apices in producing plant primary tisues. MORE

Standard and Poors-BARRA Growth And Value Indexes

Business / Taxes / Standard and Poors-BARRA Growth And Value Indexes: Some investors favor growth stocks while others favor value stocks. Since 1992, results of those investment styles, which tend to produce different returns over time, have been tracked separately by t MORE

Growth Hormone

Health / Fitness / Growth Hormone: A naturally released anabolic hormone by the pituitary gland. It promotes muscle growth and the breakdown of body fat for energy, unfortunately it is greatly reduced after the age of about 20. MORE

Growth Hormone (GH)

Science / Biology / Growth Hormone (GH): A peptide hormone produced by the anterior pituitary that is essential for growth. MORE

Logistic Growth Model

Science / Biology / Logistic Growth Model: A model of population growth in which the population initially grows at an exponential rate until it is limited by some factor; then, the population enters a slower growth phase and eventually stabili MORE