proliferation (Meaning)

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proliferation (n)

growth by the rapid multiplication of parts

a rapid increase in number (especially a rapid increase in the number of deadly weapons)

The proliferation of social media platforms has transformed how people communicate and share information.
Concerns about the proliferation of nuclear weapons have prompted international efforts to promote disarmament.
The rapid proliferation of technology has led to both advancements in society and new challenges.
The proliferation of fast-food chains in urban areas has contributed to rising obesity rates.
Environmentalists warn about the proliferation of single-use plastics, which are polluting oceans and harming marine life.
The proliferation of misinformation on the internet has made it increasingly difficult to discern fact from fiction.
Efforts to control the proliferation of invasive species are crucial for preserving biodiversity.
The proliferation of online shopping has transformed the retail industry, impacting brick-and-mortar stores.
Proliferation of cell phones has revolutionized communication, enabling people to stay connected across long distances.
The proliferation of renewable energy technologies is essential for combating climate change and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.

growth by the rapid multiplication of parts, a rapid increase in number (especially a rapid increase in the number of deadly weapons)

gain, addition, boost,increase, rise, augmentation, accumulation, raise, accretion, increment

diminution, lowering, shrinkage, diminution, reduction, decline, decline, loss,reduction, fall

The proliferation of social media platforms has transformed how people communicate and share information.

Concerns about the proliferation of nuclear weapons have prompted international efforts to promote disarmament.

The rapid proliferation of technology has led to both advancements in society and new challenges.

The proliferation of fast-food chains in urban areas has contributed to rising obesity rates.