What is another word for progressive?
Synonyms for progressive
prəˈgrɛs ɪvpro·gres·sive
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Wiktionary
progressivenoun
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regressive, conservativeprogressivenoun
A member or supporter of a Progressive Party.
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regressive, conservative, non-progressiveprogressiveadjective
Gradually advancing in extent; increasing.
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conservative, regressive, non-progressiveprogressiveadjective
Antonyms:
regressive, non-progressive, conservativeprogressiveadjective
a progressive school
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conservative, non-progressive, regressiveprogressiveadjective
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regressive, non-progressive, conservativeprogressiveadjective
progressive paralysis
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non-progressive, conservative, regressiveprogressiveadjective
Antonyms:
conservative, non-progressive, regressive
Princeton's WordNet
progressive, progressive tense, imperfect, imperfect tense, continuous tensenoun
a tense of verbs used in describing action that is on-going
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liberal, imperfect, liberalist, imperfect tense, progressive tense, continuous tenseAntonyms:
retrogressive, regressive, unmodernised, conservative, retrograde, throwback(a), returning, unordered, unmodernized, atavistic, reverting, disordered, inactive, decreasingliberal, liberalist, progressiveadjective
a person who favors a political philosophy of progress and reform and the protection of civil liberties
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imperfect, liberalist, imperfect tense, progressive tense, liberal, continuous tenseAntonyms:
reverting, disordered, atavistic, returning, unmodernized, unmodernised, decreasing, unordered, retrograde, retrogressive, throwback(a), regressive, conservative, inactiveprogressiveadjective
favoring or promoting progress
"progressive schools"
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reform-minded, reformistAntonyms:
reverting, atavistic, regressive, unmodernised, retrogressive, retrograde, throwback(a), unordered, inactive, conservative, unmodernized, returning, decreasing, disorderedprogressive, reformist, reform-mindedadjective
favoring or promoting reform (often by government action)
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reform-minded, reformistAntonyms:
retrogressive, unmodernised, conservative, retrograde, regressive, decreasing, reverting, disordered, returning, unordered, inactive, atavistic, unmodernized, throwback(a)progressiveadjective
(of taxes) adjusted so that the rate increases as the amount of income increases
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reform-minded, reformistAntonyms:
retrograde, throwback(a), conservative, disordered, returning, unmodernised, decreasing, regressive, atavistic, reverting, inactive, unordered, retrogressive, unmodernizedprogressiveadjective
gradually advancing in extent
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reform-minded, reformistAntonyms:
throwback(a), atavistic, retrograde, regressive, unmodernised, decreasing, reverting, retrogressive, disordered, conservative, unordered, inactive, returning, unmodernizedprogressiveadjective
(of a card game or a dance) involving a series of sections for which the participants successively change place or relative position
"progressive euchre"; "progressive tournaments"
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reform-minded, reformistAntonyms:
retrograde, unmodernised, conservative, decreasing, unmodernized, regressive, retrogressive, returning, inactive, throwback(a), atavistic, reverting, disordered, unorderedprogressiveadjective
advancing in severity
"progressive paralysis"
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reform-minded, reformistAntonyms:
inactive, conservative, decreasing, unmodernised, disordered, regressive, retrograde, reverting, throwback(a), returning, unordered, atavistic, unmodernized, retrogressive
Dictionary of English Synonymes
progressiveadjective
Synonyms:
advancing, proceedingprogressiveadjective
Synonyms:
improving
PPDB, the paraphrase database
List of paraphrases for "progressive":
gradual, incremental, step-by-step, phased, progresista, forward-looking, progressively, advanced, progressives, evolutionary, phased-in, stepwise, gradually, steady, progress, step-wise, graduated
Words popularity by usage frequency
ranking | word | |
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#443 | advanced | |
#1728 | progress | |
#4110 | liberal | |
#4436 | progressive | |
#7181 | steady | |
#9033 | gradually | |
#9454 | graduated | |
#10468 | evolutionary | |
#13601 | incremental | |
#16742 | gradual | |
#21090 | imperfect | |
#21326 | progressively | |
#21359 | phased | |
#32575 | progressives | |
#52108 | stepwise | |
#57702 | reformist |
How to use progressive in a sentence?
To say her experience is irrelevant doesn't make any sense, she knows more than anyone what it's like to be not a theoretical girl with a progressive neuromuscular disorder, but to be Julianna.
(The NFL has) a bit of an issue with their collective bargaining agreement, which has not lent itself to the same, let's say, progressive anti-doping program that the Major League Baseball people have, and similarly at the NHL, i think there needs to be an attitudinal shift from the players. They should be making sure that they're delivering clean sport. They should be making sure that they're not protecting the bad guys, the one or two who may try to cheat or actually cheat.
There are a lot of really progressive companies out there that want to minimize their carbon footprint and we can sell the carbon removal service to those companies.
We’re signing a bad deal because we hope to sell more products that grow on four legs,” Mr. Volpe said, “[It’s] a progressive trade agreement that sells products we’ve been mastering since Samuel de Champlain.”
I'm told that it would, my preference is to replace Teddy Roosevelt because Teddy Roosevelt was a statist and a progressive Republican as opposed to a Reagan Republican. Does Teddy Roosevelt deserve the kind of status that a Jefferson and a Washington have ? The answer is yes, Teddy Roosevelt does.
Translations for progressive
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- progressista, progressiuCatalan, Valencian
- pokrokovýCzech
- fortschrittlich, progressivGerman
- προοδευτικόςGreek
- progresivoSpanish
- ترقی خواهPersian
- enenevä, edistysmielinen, edistynyt, paheneva, edistyksellinen, etenevä, lisääntyvä, progressiivinenFinnish
- progressifFrench
- adhartachScottish Gaelic
- framfarasinniIcelandic
- progressista, progressivoItalian
- 진보적Korean
- پێشکهوتوKurdish
- ductusLatin
- progredierendeNorwegian
- progressiefDutch
- progredierandeNorwegian Nynorsk
- progressivoPortuguese
- de progres, avansat, progresistă, progresiv, înaintat, progresistRomanian
- передовой, прогрессирующий, постепенный, последовательный, прогрессивный деятель, прогрессивный человек, прогрессивный, поступательныйRussian
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