Progress

What do we mean by progress?

Forward or onward movement, as toward a destination. noun

Development, advancement, or improvement, as toward a goal. noun

A ceremonial journey made by a sovereign through his or her realm. noun

To move forward or onward. intransitive verb

To develop, advance, or improve. intransitive verb

To increase in scope or severity, as a disease taking an unfavorable course. intransitive verb

(in progress) Going on; under way. idiom

A going onward; a moving or proceeding forward; advance: as, to make slow or rapid progress on a journey; to hinder one's progress. noun

A passage from place to place; a journey; wayfaring. noun

Specifically A journey or circuit of state: as, a royal progress. noun

Advancement of any kind; growth; development; improvement: as, the progress of a negotiation; the progress of a plant; the progress of a patient toward recovery; the progress of a scholar in his studies; the progress of the arts and sciences. noun

Plural In astrology, the positions the moon forms in her advance, by allowing one synodical lunation for one year of the native's life. noun

To move forward or onward in space; proceed; pass; go.

To continue onward in course; proceed or advance.

To move toward something better; advance on the line of development or improvement.

Specifically, in music, of a voice-part, to advance from one tone to another, or, of the harmony in general, from one chord to another.

To make headway.

To pass over or through; make the tour or circuit of.

To cause to advance or pass; push forward.

To make progress in; to pass through. transitive verb

Movement or advancement through a series of events, or points in time; development through time.

Specifically, advancement to a higher or more developed state; development, growth.

An official journey made by a monarch or other high personage; a state journey, a circuit.

A journey forward; travel.

Movement onwards or forwards or towards a specific objective or direction; advance.

Words that are spelled similarly to progress:
progress, progres, progreso, process, prowess, regress, profess, provess, ogress, programs, prioress, prepress, progresses, procuress, progresso, prozess, propres, progresar, prores.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word progress:
wpa, resupply, spacecraft, slow, math, screening, administration, improvement, toward, achievement, ongoing, achieved, democracy, eligible, identify, stages.

Words that rhyme with progress:
process, address, access, assess, press, express, s, stress, success, nevertheless, recess, less, distress, acquiesce, dress, coalesce, egress, finesse, possess, guess, mess, suppress, excess, redress, nonetheless, abscess, impress, digress, bless, ness, esse, largesse, regress, profess, obsess, yes, cress, caress, confess, unless, transgress, chess, oppress, compress, es, depress, repress, abs, tress, ess, reassess, tess, fess, convalesce, jess, ls, dispossess, hess, hesse, les, aggress, ccs, bess, oas, undress, noblesse, watercress, gress, repossess, ts, headdress, ines, letterpress, cbs, attests, dss, ws, more or less, fesse, due process, ques, uss, inverness, overdress, wes, nes, cmos, fluoresce, winter cress, fress, lcs, evening dress, requests, name and address, damsel in distress, outguess, bessemer process, bench press, gesse, pony express.

Adjectives that are often used to describe progress:
economic, rapid, social, further, little, technological, slow, great, considerable, human, technical, much, scientific, real, significant, steady, recent, substantial, industrial, spiritual, moral, future, remarkable, educational, intellectual, gradual, satisfactory, academic, medical, historical, tremendous, continuous, continued, evolutionary, triumphal, agricultural, forward, enormous, developmental, subsequent, excellent, notable, wonderful, limited, overall, orderly, sufficient, royal, inevitable, genuine, upward, definite, therapeutic, extraordinary, continual, peaceful, immense, racial, triumphant, impressive, dramatic, marked.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective progress:
report, chart, reports, notes, check, publishers, test, payments, study, note, the, party, payment, bulletin, review, monitoring, diet, record, tyme, ussr, circle, index, trial, verlag, charts, date, billing, property, reporting, assessment, made, rept, score, akademiia, subordinates, map, traditsiia, administration, kultura, southward, northwards, and, prone, kompleks, resistant, award, traditsiya, photo, committee, enterprise, fair, akademia, message, vehicle, north, strengthening, repon, seminar, northward, overall, certificates, ivism, institut, relative, ratio, inland, schedule, surveillance, billings, third, tabulen, club.

Words that sound like progress:
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