Definition of increasingly in English:

increasingly

adverbɪnˈkriːsɪŋliɪnˈkrisɪŋli

To an increasing extent; more and more.
sentence adverb increasingly, attention is paid to health
as submodifier an increasingly difficult situation
Example sentencesExamples
- Mayor Mike has become increasingly comfortable snuggling up to sleazy corporate benefactors.
- What we are likely to see is a wider variety of handsets built to address an increasingly segmented market.
- Departments in my own university are increasingly embracing distance teaching.
- It plays an increasingly important role in law making.
- Society in general has also become increasingly sedentary.
- Now, the trend is toward increasingly specialized journals focusing on specific themes.
- One increasingly attractive option is outsourcing the task to matchmaking services.
- Small businesses have found it increasingly difficult to purchase healthcare insurance.
- This caused government influence over increasingly suspicious I.T. companies to wane.
- Otherwise, reducing budget deficits will become increasingly more difficult.
- Youth especially faced an increasingly precarious existence, with many dependent only on temporary or part-time jobs.
- Lincoln became closely involved with the increasingly volatile political situation.
- This has become a nagging conflict in an increasingly linked world.
- Increasingly, government representatives are jettisoning any pretense of opposition to war.
- There are good reasons to reform the alternative minimum tax, which increasingly pummels the middle class.
- The increasingly popular answer is to plug into remote IT services.
- One solution increasingly being tried is conversion of bio-degradable waste to organic compost.
- Insurance companies are increasingly offering their products directly to the consumer.
- Three years of related increasingly responsible professional experience must follow that degree.
- In the brave new age of e-mail, it has become increasingly rare to receive letters from our readers.
Synonyms
more and more, progressively, to an increasing extent, steadily more, continuously more, gradually more, growingly

Definition of increasingly in US English:

increasingly

adverbɪnˈkrisɪŋliinˈkrēsiNGlē

To an increasing extent; more and more.
sentence adverb increasingly, attention is paid to health
as submodifier an increasingly difficult situation
Example sentencesExamples
- The increasingly popular answer is to plug into remote IT services.
- Lincoln became closely involved with the increasingly volatile political situation.
- Departments in my own university are increasingly embracing distance teaching.
- Insurance companies are increasingly offering their products directly to the consumer.
- It plays an increasingly important role in law making.
- Increasingly, government representatives are jettisoning any pretense of opposition to war.
- Youth especially faced an increasingly precarious existence, with many dependent only on temporary or part-time jobs.
- There are good reasons to reform the alternative minimum tax, which increasingly pummels the middle class.
- This caused government influence over increasingly suspicious I.T. companies to wane.
- Otherwise, reducing budget deficits will become increasingly more difficult.
- Small businesses have found it increasingly difficult to purchase healthcare insurance.
- What we are likely to see is a wider variety of handsets built to address an increasingly segmented market.
- One solution increasingly being tried is conversion of bio-degradable waste to organic compost.
- Three years of related increasingly responsible professional experience must follow that degree.
- Society in general has also become increasingly sedentary.
- In the brave new age of e-mail, it has become increasingly rare to receive letters from our readers.
- Mayor Mike has become increasingly comfortable snuggling up to sleazy corporate benefactors.
- Now, the trend is toward increasingly specialized journals focusing on specific themes.
- This has become a nagging conflict in an increasingly linked world.
- One increasingly attractive option is outsourcing the task to matchmaking services.
Synonyms
more and more, progressively, to an increasing extent, steadily more, continuously more, gradually more, growingly

单词	increasingly
释义	Definition of increasingly in English: increasingly adverbɪnˈkriːsɪŋliɪnˈkrisɪŋli To an increasing extent; more and more. sentence adverb increasingly, attention is paid to health as submodifier an increasingly difficult situation Example sentencesExamples Mayor Mike has become increasingly comfortable snuggling up to sleazy corporate benefactors. What we are likely to see is a wider variety of handsets built to address an increasingly segmented market. Departments in my own university are increasingly embracing distance teaching. It plays an increasingly important role in law making. Society in general has also become increasingly sedentary. Now, the trend is toward increasingly specialized journals focusing on specific themes. One increasingly attractive option is outsourcing the task to matchmaking services. Small businesses have found it increasingly difficult to purchase healthcare insurance. This caused government influence over increasingly suspicious I.T. companies to wane. Otherwise, reducing budget deficits will become increasingly more difficult. Youth especially faced an increasingly precarious existence, with many dependent only on temporary or part-time jobs. Lincoln became closely involved with the increasingly volatile political situation. This has become a nagging conflict in an increasingly linked world. Increasingly, government representatives are jettisoning any pretense of opposition to war. There are good reasons to reform the alternative minimum tax, which increasingly pummels the middle class. The increasingly popular answer is to plug into remote IT services. One solution increasingly being tried is conversion of bio-degradable waste to organic compost. Insurance companies are increasingly offering their products directly to the consumer. Three years of related increasingly responsible professional experience must follow that degree. In the brave new age of e-mail, it has become increasingly rare to receive letters from our readers. Synonyms more and more, progressively, to an increasing extent, steadily more, continuously more, gradually more, growingly Definition of increasingly in US English: increasingly adverbɪnˈkrisɪŋliinˈkrēsiNGlē To an increasing extent; more and more. sentence adverb increasingly, attention is paid to health as submodifier an increasingly difficult situation Example sentencesExamples The increasingly popular answer is to plug into remote IT services. Lincoln became closely involved with the increasingly volatile political situation. Departments in my own university are increasingly embracing distance teaching. Insurance companies are increasingly offering their products directly to the consumer. It plays an increasingly important role in law making. Increasingly, government representatives are jettisoning any pretense of opposition to war. Youth especially faced an increasingly precarious existence, with many dependent only on temporary or part-time jobs. There are good reasons to reform the alternative minimum tax, which increasingly pummels the middle class. This caused government influence over increasingly suspicious I.T. companies to wane. Otherwise, reducing budget deficits will become increasingly more difficult. Small businesses have found it increasingly difficult to purchase healthcare insurance. What we are likely to see is a wider variety of handsets built to address an increasingly segmented market. One solution increasingly being tried is conversion of bio-degradable waste to organic compost. Three years of related increasingly responsible professional experience must follow that degree. Society in general has also become increasingly sedentary. In the brave new age of e-mail, it has become increasingly rare to receive letters from our readers. Mayor Mike has become increasingly comfortable snuggling up to sleazy corporate benefactors. Now, the trend is toward increasingly specialized journals focusing on specific themes. This has become a nagging conflict in an increasingly linked world. One increasingly attractive option is outsourcing the task to matchmaking services. Synonyms more and more, progressively, to an increasing extent, steadily more, continuously more, gradually more, growingly
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