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proliferate English

Meaning proliferate meaning

What does proliferate mean?

proliferate

— verb cause to grow or increase rapidly We must not proliferate nuclear arms — verb grow rapidly Pizza parlors proliferate in this area

Synonyms proliferate synonyms

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proliferate English » English

multiply increase spread grow propagate amplify worm wax strew sprout shoot up scatter reproduce litter heighten disperse disband augment accrue

Topics proliferate topics

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Conjugation proliferate conjugation

How do you conjugate proliferate?

proliferate · verb

Examples proliferate examples

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Just now I deliberately spoke of cancer. of cells which proliferate unexpectedly, at the expense of the organism, until they have destroyed it.
And his cells continued to proliferate, and formed the brains of the metal men.
I figured if we bought a few pairs and let 'em loose up in the high creeks, they could procreate and proliferate and be plentiful again.
They could procreate, and proliferate.
Microscopic plants, algae, that can uniquely tolerate these salty waters proliferate in the sunshine by the ton.
The virus would take years to proliferate.
Every year they proliferate into huge blooms that colour the ocean green.
The same hopes and illusions that proliferate along with our needs, increasingly insatiable desires and profligacy.
You need proliferate protection.
Trilobites, at this particular time, right at the beginning of the Cambrian, began to proliferate into all sorts of forms.
Maybe because even you. with all your indiscretions. even you realized that such sacrilege cannot go unpunished. cannot be allowed to proliferate.
It's not such a trivial matter for advantageous traits to proliferate.
Not, like, 'proliferate', 'ensconce'?
And I would love to have that conversation, but I am busy trying to find a way for a gene to proliferate in the body of a young boy.
The virus being carried by the micro-drones will be released on the humans below. It will proliferate even as it forces its host to evolve.
The spiders proliferate too, except on the first floor.
The catastrophic malware dubbed the Ice-nine virus by security experts continues to proliferate as systems across the world are experiencing its effects.
If you take away a species' natural competition, they'll proliferate out of control.
The queers if they will proliferate up to the end of the world, and they will bring final justice to the humanity.
Proliferate around the ship and destroy us.
It seems that too proliferate.
The steroids he was on to treat his colitis must have suppressed his immune system, allowing the larvae to proliferate.

News and current affairs

A proportional system in the absence of individual preferences means that party secretaries, rather than citizens, will choose deputies, and, with no effective electoral threshold, the number of parties will proliferate.
Just as too broad a definition could undermine a country's sovereignty, too narrow a definition - like that which seems to predominate today - allows violence and instability to proliferate.
This suggests that resistant cells are not so unfit that drug-sensitive cells completely out-competed them, but that they struggle to proliferate when both types are present.
Our models show that in the absence of therapy, cancer cells that haven't evolved resistance will proliferate at the expense of the less-fit resistant cells.
When a large number of sensitive cells are killed, say, by aggressive therapies, resistant types can proliferate unconstrained.
They will likely follow suit, and the more weapons proliferate in the volatile Middle East, the more likely it is that accidents and miscalculations could lead to their use.
Damaged by the sun, but not quite able to commit suicide, the mutated cell continues to proliferate at the expense of normal surrounding cells, resulting in a pre-cancerous growth that can progress to a full-blown squamous cell carcinoma.
But within their survivable range of temperatures, mosquitoes proliferate faster and bite more as the air becomes warmer.
As long as these maneuvers do not proliferate and turn into easy ammunition for the opposition of the moment, they may provide a safety valve for presidential systems.
In the Middle East, in particular, chaos and violence has continued to proliferate, with devastating consequences.

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