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Progressively   /prɑgrˈɛsɪvli/   Listen
Progressively

adverb
1.
Advancing in amount or intensity.  Synonyms: increasingly, more and more.






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"Progressively" Quotes from Famous Books



... spiritless Priscilla than the flowery May-queen of a few moments ago. These sudden transformations, only to be accounted for by an extreme nervous susceptibility, always continued to characterize the girl, though with diminished frequency as her health progressively ...
— The Blithedale Romance • Nathaniel Hawthorne

... Western clothes, they look like Americans. The cold Himalayas protect the Kashmiris from the sultry sun and preserve their light complexions. As one travels to the southern and tropical latitudes of India, he finds progressively that the ...
— Autobiography of a YOGI • Paramhansa Yogananda

... which are apparent in the early strata of the Hebrew Bible, and from which Judaism, because of its reverence for the Bible, has not emancipated itself yet. But that it can emancipate itself is becoming progressively more clear. And even if we drop comparisons, Judaism stands for a life in which goodness and ...
— Judaism • Israel Abrahams

... to believe that the improvement which has occurred in the revenue during the last-mentioned period will not only be maintained, but that it will progressively increase through the next and several succeeding years, so as to realize the results which were presented upon that subject by the official reports of the Treasury at the commencement of ...
— Complete State of the Union Addresses from 1790 to the Present • Various

... ourselves. But let a man begin to be absolutely honest about himself with but one other, as God guides him, and he will come to a knowledge of himself and his sins that he never had before, and he will begin to see more clearly than ever before where the redemption of Christ has got to be applied progressively to his life. This is the reason why James tells us to put ourselves under the discipline of "confessing our faults ...
— The Calvary Road • Roy Hession


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