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increasingly in Portuguese

increasingly in Portuguese is cada vez mais — increasingly means more and more as time goes on.

increasingly in Portuguese

cada vez mais
adv
Increasing in amount or intensity.

What does "increasingly" mean?

  1. adv More and more as time goes on.
    "Remote work has become increasingly common since the pandemic."
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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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What is "increasingly" in Portuguese?

"increasingly" in Portuguese is cada vez mais. 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 Portuguese, "increasingly" is cada vez mais.

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