"increasingly" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

increasingly adverbio

verbo + increasingly

Kolokacji: 206

become increasingly • increasingly focus • increasingly rely • increasingly turn • increasingly used • increasingly look • ...

Kolokacji: 24

Grup znaczeniowych: 35

(1) become, turn, come, make, grow, ...

Kolokacji: 13

Kolokacji: 8

(3) rely, depend, suspect

Kolokacji: 3

(4) use, work, give, employ, apply, ...

Kolokacji: 9

(5) look, seem, appear, tend, lean, ...

Kolokacji: 7

(6) see, find, feel, perceive, hear, ...

Kolokacji: 6

Kolokacji: 18

1. increasingly isolated = coraz bardziej samotny increasingly isolated

2. increasingly divided = coraz bardziej podzielić increasingly divided

3. increasingly organized = coraz bardziej zorganizować increasingly organized

4. increasingly crowd = coraz bardziej tłum increasingly crowd

5. increasingly driven = coraz bardziej prowadzony increasingly driven

6. increasingly withdrawn = coraz bardziej cofnięty increasingly withdrawn

7. increasingly forced = coraz bardziej zmusić increasingly forced

8. increasingly polarized = coraz bardziej spolaryzować increasingly polarized

Promoting adversaries works within a tendency where those opposed are increasingly polarized.
The parties are increasingly polarized, and many of their core constituents are in an uncompromising mood.
In reality, these increasingly polarized discourses offered women a 'choice' only between celibacy and heterosexual dependence on men.
The military, in turn, became increasingly polarized because of their discontent with Torres's chaotic leadership.
Although the political climate here is increasingly polarized, today's vote took place without incident.
Conservatives in this country's increasingly polarized political atmosphere rapidly seized on the news to embarrass the government.
Lately, those two kinds of ambition have been increasingly polarized.
If he is smart about it, President Clinton can turn this increasingly polarized argument to his advantage.
During the 1970s, the political situation in Grenada became increasingly polarized and violent.
With the room increasingly polarized, a new idea began to circulate in the wake of this strong argument for a conviction: a compromise.