Ever more
Increasingly and ever more are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Increasingly" instead an adverb phrase "Ever more".
Increasingly
Increasingly adverb - Advancing in amount or intensity.
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Synonyms for Increasingly
Ever more and increasingly are semantically related. You can use "Ever more" instead an adverb "Increasingly".
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Related pairs
- more and ever more
- more and increasingly
- piecemeal and ever more
- piecemeal and increasingly
- gradually and ever more
- gradually and increasingly
- gently and ever more
- gently and increasingly
- constantly and ever more
- constantly and increasingly
- progressively and ever more
- progressively and increasingly
- little by little and ever more
- little by little and increasingly
Both terms in one sentence
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Not at first, but increasingly so later on, as her family's finances sink into ever more dire straits.
Source: Literature / War and Peace - As time goes on, Roshi pulls out ever more esoteric and bizarre techniques, and Goku develops increasingly esoteric and bizarre counters, until they end it all with a perfectly symmetrical kick.
Source: Beat Them at Their Own Game -
The increasingly large empire was growing ever more difficult to maintain, and as was common in the late period of the Western Roman Empire, local rulers and generals grew ever more powerful in the absence of the Emperor.
Source: The Low Middle Ages
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