Progresses is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PROGRESSES in dictionary:

VERB:
• PROGRESS, to move forward
• move forward or onward in space or time
• calculate the position of (a planet) or of all the planets and coordinates of (a chart) according to the technique of progression.
• develop towards an improved or more advanced condition
• cause (a task or undertaking) to make progress
NOUN:
• forward or onward movement towards a destination
• a state journey or official tour, especially by royalty.
• development towards an improved or more advanced condition
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to move forward or onward

Words related to PROGRESSES

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How to use PROGRESSES in a sentence

• And now I believe I have mentioned my principal characters, and places, though others will be introduced to you from time to time as our story progresses.
• In order that all may advance as rapidly as their abilities permit, the recruits are grouped according to proficiency as instruction progresses.
• Later the thinning of the cartilage progresses until at last it becomes entirely obliterated.
• If the case progresses favourably these materials are soon absorbed and resolution occurs.
• He is willing to suffer misrepresentation, even calumny, if the cause for which he is working, progresses.
• He made personal progresses through his empire from, time to time, visiting each province in turn and inquiring into the condition of the inhabitants.
• It will be noted that in both intervals there is a tendency for the value of the difference between those of alternate groups to increase as the tapping progresses.
• It is to be noted that the final interval also undergoes a slight increase, while the median suffers a similarly slight decrease in duration as the series progresses.
• As the affection progresses the pulse becomes rather weak and irregular.
• He only progresses in the state of humanity, for the human perfections are infinite.
• From the very birth of a human being the soul progresses, the intellect grows and knowledge increases.
• He will pray that they will meet with every possible success, and gain new victories for the Faith as their plan progresses.
• He may not be at home at the moment, but can be notified, and can arrange to be on hand when your case progresses far enough to need his personal attention.
• In walking it progresses slowly, arching its back and doubling its fore-feet so as to put the upper surface to the ground and not the palm.
• Generally, for all the complex and convulsive activity of his music, nothing really progresses, develops, happens in it.
• He believed that the human race progresses in religion equally with its progress in all other knowledge.
• The brains of all other living beings are circumscribed by instinct, which never progresses.
• The powers we possess are not supernatural, they are latent in every human being, and will be evolved as the race progresses.
• This I fear, as time progresses, will be the fate of many of the compounds that now adorn this part of the city.
• The journeys, advertised in the Press, attracting enthusiastic crowds, and involving official receptions, took on the air of royal progresses.
• Science itself, in the true sense of the word, exists and progresses by ventures of imaginative faith.
• The unclean shall not pass over it, because unless a man will be cleaned up before he progresses a great way, he will be permitted to go no further.
• There were many other pieces of apparatus aboard, some not completely installed, the uses of which I shall mention from time to time, as the story progresses.
• According to known laws it appears in elementary and undeveloped forms, and gradually progresses.
• With the origin and development of every religion the origin and development of the conception of the soul progresses step by step.
• But all that she was need not here be set forth, for it will appear as our narrative progresses.
• The results will tell increasingly as the war progresses.
• Instead of concentrating the attention with conscious strain on single phrases, the operator progresses to a perfect liberty in which whole sentences are understood automatically.
• Their travels are indeed more in the nature of royal progresses.
• Man progresses generally, not both legs at once like a sparrow, but by putting one leg forward first, and then the other.
• I suppose that you do not care enough about the subject to like to see what he has written? I hope your book progresses.
• Greatness commences humbly and progresses by assumption.
• The accounts of the festivities during the progresses of Elizabeth, so ably collected by Nichol, read like a tale of fairyland.

Similar words containing PROGRESSE without suffix s

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