evolvement

  • 101evolvents — n. curve shaped by the evolvement of another curve (Geometry); involute of a curve (Mathematics) …

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  • 102organiser — (Brit.) n. planner, one who organizes; person who enlists workers to join a union; schedule planner book; container with compartments for storing articles; (Embryology) part of an embryo that stimulates the evolvement and differentiation of… …

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  • 103organisers — organiser (Brit.) n. planner, one who organizes; person who enlists workers to join a union; schedule planner book; container with compartments for storing articles; (Embryology) part of an embryo that stimulates the evolvement and… …

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  • 104organizer — (Amer.) or·gan·iz·er || É”rgÉ™naɪzÉ™(r) / ɔːg n. planner, one who organizes; person who enlists workers to join a union; schedule planner book; container with compartments for storing articles; (Embryology) part of an embryo that stimulates …

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  • 105organizers — organizer (Amer.) or·gan·iz·er || É”rgÉ™naɪzÉ™(r) / ɔːg n. planner, one who organizes; person who enlists workers to join a union; schedule planner book; container with compartments for storing articles; (Embryology) part of an embryo that… …

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  • 106evolve — verb 1》 develop gradually. 2》 (of an organism or biological feature) develop over successive generations by evolution. 3》 Chemistry give off (gas or heat). Derivatives evolvable adjective evolvement noun Origin C17 (in the sense make more complex …

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  • 107evolution — n. 1. Evolving, unfolding, expansion, evolvement, development. 2. Descent by continuous differentiation, development, doctrine of development, ascent from simplicity to complexity. 3. (Mil.) Movement, marching. 4. (Math.) Extraction of roots. 5.… …

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  • 108evolution — n 1. evolvement, unfolding, flowering, ripening, unrolling, succession, fruition; development, elaboration, growth, production, creation. 2. rotation, turn, turning, convolution, circuition, gyration, Dressage. curvet …

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  • 109evolve — [c]/əˈvɒlv / (say uh volv), /i / (say ee ) verb (evolved, evolving) –verb (t) 1. to develop gradually: to evolve a scheme; to evolve a plan; to evolve a theory. 2. Biology to change through descending generations, usually to a more highly… …

  • 110development — [n1] growth adding to, addition, adulthood, advance, advancement, advancing, augmentation, augmenting, boost, buildup, developing, elaborating, enlargement, evolution, evolvement, evolving, expansion, flowering, hike, improvement, increase,… …

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