What is "increase" in English? Definition and Explanations

Meaning of "increase": a quantity that is added

Noun

Hyphenation: in‧crease

Meaning of "increase": become bigger or greater in amount

Verb

Hyphenation: in‧crease

Meaning of "increase": a change resulting in an increase

Noun

Hyphenation: in‧crease

Meaning of "increase": make bigger or more

Verb

Hyphenation: in‧crease

Meaning of "increase": a process of becoming larger or longer or more numerous or more important

Noun

Hyphenation: in‧crease

Meaning of "increase": the amount by which something increases

Noun

Hyphenation: in‧crease

Meaning of "increase": the act of increasing something

Noun

Hyphenation: in‧crease

Synonyms:

development, raise, merger, hike, rise, upsurge, expansion, surge, upturn, inflation, gain, increment, boost, escalation, swelling, accession, breakthrough, aggrandizement, upgrade, access, spread, accretion, elaboration, exaggeration, swell, accrual, enlargement, incorporation, multiplication, extension, augmentation, cumulation, accumulation, maximization, burgeoning, step-up, waxing, optimization, intensification, widen, strengthen, broaden, step up, reinforce, triple, build up, further, develop, raise, heighten, enlarge, build, boost, extend, escalate, swell, rise, multiply, deepen, intensify, expand, advance, double, enhance, thicken, lengthen, supplement, redouble, protract, distend, aggravate, dilate, prolong, swarm, spread, pad, wax, progress, inflate, proliferate, teem, magnify, annex, pullulate, snowball, sharpen, amplify, augment, exaggerate, mount, aggrandize, mark up, slap on, tack on,

Antonyms:

decrease, shrinkage, loss, reduction, abridgment, compression, depletion, diminishment, subtraction, decline, drop, narrow, restrict, weaken, decrease, decelerate, hinder, slow, undermine, lessen, cease, curtail, prevent, repress, compress, demolish, destroy, raze, abridge, condense, shorten, take back, recede, retreat, play down, degrade, deplete, subtract, hurt, discourage, halt, stop, drop, lower, diminish, reduce, shrink, contract, divide, abbreviate, deflate, fall, decline, lose,