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proliferation
noun as in conception
Strong matches
Example Sentences
They have a new procedure for clearing landmines, and will set up what they call a joint taskforce to address the proliferation of scam centres.
“Investing in U.S. markets is almost becoming a one-way concentrated bet on the development and proliferation of AI.”
Some experts have expressed concern that could lead to a proliferation of shoddy programs.
Cohen believes that the proliferation of sports betting has had an effect on the players themselves.
"Then in the 90s you had a proliferation of artists who had matured into adults and their styles had evolved," Mr Nation said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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