growth in Latin
growth in Latin is auctus — growth means an increase in size, amount or value over time.
growth in Latin
auctus
An increase in size, number, value, or strength.
What does "growth" mean?
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noun An increase in size, amount or value over time.
"The company reported 12 per cent growth in the last quarter."
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noun The process by which a living thing gets bigger or develops.
"Warm weather triggers a burst of growth in the seedlings."
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noun A lump of abnormal tissue in or on the body.
"The vet removed a small growth from the dog's ear."
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growth in a sentence
- The company reported 12 per cent growth in the last quarter.
- Rapid population growth has put pressure on housing.
- Warm weather triggers a burst of growth in the seedlings.
- Sleep matters most during periods of rapid growth in childhood.
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What is "growth" in Latin?
"growth" in Latin is auctus. growth means: An increase in size, amount or value over time.
How do you use "growth" in a sentence?
Example: "The company reported 12 per cent growth in the last quarter." In Latin, "growth" is auctus.
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