improgressive (Meaning)
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improgressive (a.)
Not progressive.
Synonyms & Antonyms of improgressive
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improgressive Sentence Examples
- The team's performance remained improgressive throughout the season, failing to improve despite constant coaching and practice.
- The student's writing skills had been improgressive for years, showing no signs of growth or development.
- The company's market share exhibited an improgressive trend, indicating a lack of competitiveness in the industry.
- The new treatment method proved to be improgressive for the patient, offering no significant results after several months.
- The research findings were improgressive and inconclusive, providing no meaningful insights into the study's objectives.
- The economic growth rate had been improgressive in recent quarters, showing no signs of recovery from a prolonged recession.
- The athlete's training regimen was improgressive, lacking variety and intensity, resulting in stagnant performance.
- The politician's campaign promises remained improgressive and unambitious, failing to inspire voters or ignite excitement.
- The artist's latest exhibition featured an improgressive collection of works, showcasing no evolution or departure from previous styles.
- Despite numerous attempts to address the issue, the student's behavior remained improgressive, causing ongoing disruptions in the classroom.
FAQs About the word improgressive
Not progressive.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The team's performance remained improgressive throughout the season, failing to improve despite constant coaching and practice.
The student's writing skills had been improgressive for years, showing no signs of growth or development.
The company's market share exhibited an improgressive trend, indicating a lack of competitiveness in the industry.
The new treatment method proved to be improgressive for the patient, offering no significant results after several months.
