increasing Antonyms
Strongest:
- downsizing
- lessening
- diminishing
- decreasing
- downsizing
- dwindling
- lowering
- reducing
- decreasing
- dwindling
- lessening
- lowering
- reducing
- diminishing
Strong:
- curtailing
- minifying
- abbreviating
- subtracting-from-
- abbreviating
- abridging
- compressing
- curtailing
- minifying
- abating
- abating
- abridging
- contracting
- shortening
- subtracting-from-
- compressing
- shortening
- contracting
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- enlarging
- reinforcing
- swelling
- stoking
- strengthening
- amplifying
- enhancing
- maximizing
- adding-to-
- escalating
- intensifying
- upping
- compounding
Weak:
- collecting
- aggrandizing
- drawing-out
- supersizing
- dilating
- elongating
- hyping
- reenforcing
- inflating
- heightening
- protracting
- blowing-up
- booming
- bumping-up-
- distending
- skyrocketing
- accumulating
- complementing
- building-up
- spiking
- lengthening
- developing
- racheting-up-
- amassing
- prolonging
- ratcheting-up-
- beefing-up-
- magnifying
- pumping-up
- fleshing-out-
- stretching
- supplementing
- jumping
Meaning of increasing
increasing (a)
becoming greater or larger
(music) increasing in tempo and/or volume
increasing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Increase
FAQs About the word increasing
becoming greater or larger, (music) increasing in tempo and/or volumeof Increase
raising, augmenting,expanding, boosting, extending, accelerating, multiplying, enlarging, reinforcing, swelling
downsizing, lessening, diminishing, decreasing, downsizing, dwindling, lowering,reducing, decreasing, dwindling
The company's profits have been increasing steadily over the past five years.
The population of the city has been increasing rapidly due to migration.
The demand for renewable energy sources has been increasing as concerns about climate change grow.
The cost of living has been increasing significantly in recent years.
