Increasingly
Increasingly adverb - Advancing in amount or intensity.
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Synonyms for Increasingly
No longer and increasingly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "No longer" instead an adverb "Increasingly".
No longer
No longer adverb - Not now.
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Synonyms for No longer
Increasingly and no longer are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Increasingly" instead an adverb phrase "No longer".
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- Because of their increasingly subversive behaviour she no longer trusts them to reliably follow orders in combat situations, which could be deadly for members of the team, hostages, or bystanders.
- Green Acres: Oliver Douglas is either the most sane person, or the least—he's the only one who tries to view things logically, as it becomes increasingly apparent that in Hooterville, logic no longer applies.
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In 1967, a Constitutional amendment meant Aborigines were no longer considered native wildlife (slight exaggeration) and Aboriginal activists became increasingly associated with the 'Black Power' movement in the United States of America as they campaigned for rights and recognition of their own.
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