progressive in Greek
progressive in Greek is προοδευτικός, προϊών — progressive means favoring new ideas, reform, or gradual improvement in society.
progressive in Greek
προοδευτικός
Pronounced: proodeftikos
One with liberal or progressive political beliefs.
προϊών
Pronounced: proion
One with liberal or progressive political beliefs.
What does "progressive" mean?
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adj Favoring new ideas, reform, or gradual improvement in society.
"The candidate ran on a progressive platform focused on healthcare reform."
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adj Happening gradually or increasing steadily over time.
"The illness caused a progressive loss of muscle control."
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noun A person holding progressive or reformist political views.
"Progressives in the party pushed for the new climate policy."
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progressive in a sentence
- The candidate ran on a progressive platform focused on healthcare reform.
- The town elected a progressive council keen on cycling and green energy.
- The illness caused a progressive loss of muscle control.
- The doctor described a progressive decline in his hearing.
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What is "progressive" in Greek?
"progressive" in Greek is προοδευτικός, προϊών. progressive means: Favoring new ideas, reform, or gradual improvement in society.
How do you pronounce προοδευτικός?
"progressive" in Greek is προοδευτικός, pronounced "proodeftikos".
How do you use "progressive" in a sentence?
Example: "The candidate ran on a progressive platform focused on healthcare reform." In Greek, "progressive" is προοδευτικός, προϊών.
Are there other ways to say "progressive" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "progressive": προοδευτικός, προϊών.
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