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developing

adjective as in changing

adjective as in embryonic

adjective as in emergent

adjective as in improving

adjective as in maturing

adjective as in revolutionary

noun as in blossoming

Strongest match

noun as in efflorescence

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Example Sentences

Its stated goals including supporting renewable energy and pediatric research and education, and the developing of “safe artificial intelligence to benefit humanity.”

From Time

Renita Jablonski, director of audio at The Washington Post, said “a couple of the ideas we are looking at developing could be ripe for partnering on, so it’s certainly something that’s on the table.”

From Digiday

France 24's coverage of two developing hostage situations in Paris on Friday.

It could dramatically improve quality of life in communities throughout the developing world.

I ended up developing a blister on one of my vocal cords, so that kinda sucked.

I am so sorry that your parents did this to you, developing their own discriminatory take on your existence.

We are developing a strategy next year that will permit them to march in the street.

Meanwhile, another form of imitation is developing, the fashioning of lasting semblances.

And his mind at least was happy in its new sense of expansion and acquisition, its increasing and developing powers.

Here the legs may have grown the longer, there the arms, the limbs developing in accordance with their degree of employment.

"But I do not observe any symptoms of that malady developing themselves at present," added the doctor.

Their intelligence is of a generalized character, and is capable of developing in new channels.

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On this page you'll find 559 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to developing, such as: changeable, dynamic, growing, uncertain, unstable, and altering.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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