growth

nounB1 · Intermediate

Getting bigger or more over time.

Meaning of «growth»

noun

getting bigger or more over time

The company reported strong growth in sales this year.

Translation

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«growth» in 17 languages

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The difference between similar words

becoming bigger in size or number

increasethe usual word for a number going upThere was an increase in prices.

growthgetting bigger over time, like a plant or a cityThe growth of the city was fast.

risegoing up, often in prices or temperatureA rise in temperature melted the snow.

expansiongetting bigger on purpose, like a businessThe shop plans an expansion next year.

an abnormal lump in the body

lumpany small hard swelling you can feelShe found a lump on her neck.

growtha general word for something that grows in the bodyThe doctor found a growth on his arm.

tumorformalthe medical word for a mass of cellsThe doctor removed the tumor.

Word family

grow A1 · verbgrower B1 · noungrowing B1 · adjectivegrowth B1 · nounovergrown B2 · adjective

Collections

Business & Management › Metrics & Performance

getting bigger or more over time

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