Jumps
Progresses and jumps are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Progresses" instead a verb "Jumps".
Progresses
Jumps and progresses are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Jumps" instead a verb "Progresses".
Both words in one sentence
- Game-Breaking Bug: In the final level of the third movie, you fight Davy Jones, who jumps around his ship as the battle progresses.
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Also, she can make enormous jumps and accidentally discovers how to levitate, which eventually progresses to full-on flight.
Source: Flying Brick -
After "Deliver Us" the film jumps forward approximately twenty years to when Moses is a young man, and during "Through Heaven's Eyes" the film quickly progresses through several more years.
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