accresce (Meaning)

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accresce (v. i.)

To accrue.

To increase; to grow.

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The value of the investment will accresce over time, yielding significant returns.
As the project progresses, we anticipate that its impact will accresce in terms of both reach and influence.
With each passing year, the company's market share continues to accresce, solidifying its position in the industry.
The population of the city is expected to accresce due to urbanization and economic growth.
The organization's commitment to innovation will accresce its competitiveness in the market.
The demand for renewable energy sources is likely to accresce as environmental awareness increases.
The educational program aims to accresce students' knowledge and skills in various disciplines.
The artist's popularity is set to accresce with the upcoming gallery exhibition showcasing their latest works.
Efforts to enhance customer satisfaction will inevitably accresce the company's reputation in the market.
Through strategic partnerships, the nonprofit organization hopes to accresce its impact on social issues.

To accrue., To increase; to grow.

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The value of the investment will accresce over time, yielding significant returns.

As the project progresses, we anticipate that its impact will accresce in terms of both reach and influence.

With each passing year, the company's market share continues to accresce, solidifying its position in the industry.

The population of the city is expected to accresce due to urbanization and economic growth.