Opposite of to change gradually to a worse condition or lower level
Opposite of to deviate from a course or straight line
To become better
“We expect sales to pick up during the summer months.”
To elevate or extend in an upward direction or motion
To derive benefit from
“We have been unable to profit from this partnership to any significant degree.”
To get better
“My purchasing power would rise substantially after I found a better-paying job.”
To be superior against one's peers
“Phelps would quickly lead the other swimmers, leaving them in his wake.”
To form a unified whole
To be consistent or in agreement with
To reach or bring to a climax, or a very satisfying end
Opposite of the progressive aspect of a learned skill
“The diminishment in his performance can only be attributed to his inability to cope with the loss of his coach.”
Opposite of an increase in amount or price
“It was now apparent that only a decrease in the nation's carbon tax would appease the enraged citizens.”
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