proliferation
The origin and history of proliferation.
Etymology
From French prolifération, ultimately related to Latin roots meaning "to bear offspring" — the biological sense of cells multiplying came first, then it broadened to any rapid spread.
The origin and history of proliferation.
From French prolifération, ultimately related to Latin roots meaning "to bear offspring" — the biological sense of cells multiplying came first, then it broadened to any rapid spread.
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