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developing

Definition for developing

adjective as in changing

adjective as in embryonic

adjective as in emergent

adjective as in improving

adjective as in infant/infantile

adjective as in living

adjective as in maturing

adjective as in ongoing

adjective as in revolutionary

noun as in blossoming

Strongest match

flowering

noun as in efflorescence

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Example Sentences

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The Paris accord calls for developed countries to lead the way in reducing emissions, and requires them to help finance the transition of developing countries away from fossil fuels.

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Drug companies have been putting more research dollars into developing specialty treatments instead, which often come in the form of injections or infusions and require different types of storage and transportation.

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“We also need to reduce our costs for developing, constructing, and operating offshore wind farms to strengthen our competitiveness.”

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Moscow has long sought to present itself as a benefactor to countries across Africa and much of the developing world, motivated in part by the hope of gaining permanent access to the Indian Ocean.

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However Prof O'Neill said it was devastating news, particularly for those involved in developing the strategy and the schemes that are already under way.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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