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exponential

Definition for exponential

adjective as in rapid change

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They could also turn to the transfer portal, which has become an increasingly large part of their recruiting strategy thanks to what Cronin described as exponential growth in name, image and likeness funding.

His ability to predict the play has led to the exponential rise in production given that Malloe said “60% to 70% of the game is won presnap.”

In his first three games, Prongos caught two passes and made 14 tackles while showing exponential improvement.

For example, the report does not convincingly show that there has been an “exponential increase” in children with gender dysphoria in the U.K. attributable to some combination of social media, influencers, and mental health problems generally.

From Slate

“For each additional generation, their population is increasing at an exponential rate,” said Tapan Pathak, an author on the study and a professor at UC Merced.

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

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