accelerating
adjective
uk/əkˈsel.ə.reɪ.tɪŋ/us/əkˈsel.ɚ.eɪ.t̬ɪŋ/becomingfaster:
ArcticOceaniceisshrinkingat an acceleratingrate.
Withgreaterglobalmobilityofpeopleandtradegoods, thespreadofdiseaseis an acceleratingprocess.
Opposite
non-accelerating
See also
self-accelerating
- Astronomersreportednewevidencetosupportthetheorythat theuniverseisexpandingat an acceleratingrate.
- Acceleratingchangeintechnologyhasincreasedourcapacitytosupplythemarketwith newproductsandservices.
- Theproposedalgorithmworksfor both non-accelerating and acceleratingobjects.
- Theeconomyiscaughtin adownwardand acceleratingspiral.
- Hedescribesthescenarioof aconstantlyacceleratingobservertrailinganobjectbehind them.
- What isdrivingthe acceleratingwaveofmergers?
- Thesecostreductionsaresustainableand accelerating, heclaims.
Increasing and decreasing speed of motion
- accelerant
- accelerate
- acceleration
- catch
- catch(someone)up
- dampener
- decelerate
- downshift
- foot
- gas
- gun
- quicken
- retard
- retardation
- self-accelerating
- slacken
- slow
- throttle(something)back/down
- upshift
- upshifting