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evolution

Definition for evolution

noun as in development, progress

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They were endorsed again the week after the massacre, as if they were not shocking but the logical evolution of four decades of messaging that, until that terrible August day, had failed to land.

From Salon

The ideas represented an evolution.

From Salon

"It's so good to see the evolution of a band from playing in small venues to them now having millions of monthly listeners, and also to headline what is probably the biggest metal festival in the UK."

From BBC

Because of their remarkable abilities like fusing together and reversing their own aging process, they “can teach us new ways to think about the evolution of regeneration and sentience.”

From Salon

Following the success of writer-director Jordan Peele and his film “Get Out,” Todd spoke about the evolution of Black horror movies and the ability of Black artists to make movies with a Black perspective.

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

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