increasingly in Italian
increasingly in Italian is in modo crescente, man a mano, progressivamente — increasingly means more and more as time goes on.
increasingly in Italian
in modo crescente
Increasing in amount or intensity.
man a mano
Increasing in amount or intensity.
progressivamente
Increasing in amount or intensity.
sempre più
Increasing in amount or intensity.
What does "increasingly" mean?
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adv More and more as time goes on.
"Remote work has become increasingly common since the pandemic."
increasingly in a sentence
- Remote work has become increasingly common since the pandemic.
- She grew increasingly frustrated as the meeting dragged on.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "increasingly" in Italian?
"increasingly" in Italian is in modo crescente, man a mano, progressivamente. increasingly means: More and more as time goes on.
How do you use "increasingly" in a sentence?
Example: "Remote work has become increasingly common since the pandemic." In Italian, "increasingly" is in modo crescente, man a mano, progressivamente.
Are there other ways to say "increasingly" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 4 translations listed for "increasingly": in modo crescente, man a mano, progressivamente, sempre più.
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