exponential in Latin
exponential in Latin is expōnentiālis — exponential means growing (or shrinking) at a rate that keeps multiplying, so change speeds up dramatically over time.
exponential in Latin
expōnentiālis
(mathematics) Expressed in terms of an exponent (power of a base), the base often being 10 or e.
What does "exponential" mean?
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adjective Growing (or shrinking) at a rate that keeps multiplying, so change speeds up dramatically over time.
"Interest on the loan grew at an exponential pace, so the debt doubled again and again."
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adjective Expressed using an exponent, or power, of a number.
"The equation uses exponential notation to represent very large numbers."
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exponential in a sentence
- Interest on the loan grew at an exponential pace, so the debt doubled again and again.
- The app saw exponential growth once it went viral.
- The equation uses exponential notation to represent very large numbers.
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What is "exponential" in Latin?
"exponential" in Latin is expōnentiālis. exponential means: Growing (or shrinking) at a rate that keeps multiplying, so change speeds up dramatically over time.
How do you use "exponential" in a sentence?
Example: "Interest on the loan grew at an exponential pace, so the debt doubled again and again." In Latin, "exponential" is expōnentiālis.
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