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What is another word for Progression? – 175 Progression Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    development advancement improvement growth evolution expansion increase enhancement upgrading refinement maturation amelioration betterment advancement headway breakthrough leap stride step stage phase sequence series cycle pattern trend movement march passage progress improvement gain benefit profit advancement furtherance promotion elevation rise ascent climb development unfolding emergence blossoming flourishing thriving prospering succeeding booming surging swelling burgeoning

    Meaning of Progression

    The primary meaning of the word "progression" refers to the process of developing or moving forward, especially in a gradual or step-by-step manner.

    Definitions

    • The process of developing or moving forward, especially in a gradual or step-by-step manner
    • * A series of events or stages that are connected or form a continuous process
    • * A mathematical sequence of numbers in which each term is obtained by a specific rule

    Etymology of Progression

    The word "progression" originates from the Latin words "progressus," meaning "a stepping forward," and the suffix "-ion," which forms a noun indicating a process or action
    The term has been used in the English language since the 15th century to describe various types of development, movement, or sequence

    Example Uses

    • The company's progression from a small startup to a global brand was rapid and impressive
    • * The progression of the disease can be slowed down with proper treatment
    • * The musical composition features a complex progression of chords and melodies

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    regression decline deterioration decrease reduction contraction diminution lessening weakening reversal setback step backward retreat withdrawal cessation halt standstill stagnation inaction inertia idleness dormancy suspension interruption termination conclusion end finale