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escalate

[es-kuh-leyt] / ˈɛs kəˌleɪt /


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Now, with her energy dwindling and her pain levels escalating, the 60-something Claire is trying to figure out the way forward.

From The Wall Street Journal

Edgar Wright’s “The Running Man” used the song’s looping, funky backing track underneath a bit of conspiracy-minded explainer video, adding an escalating urgency to the conclusion of the movie’s action-packed satire of corporate media culture.

From Los Angeles Times

Scientists have long suspected that severe cases could escalate into life threatening anaphylaxis.

From Science Daily

The grooming gangs expert said did not want to escalate the matter any further or to create an "adversarial" situation with Constance.

From BBC

But if things look like they're escalating she suggests guiding them through these stages:

From BBC