Synonyms for Up-growths:
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n.
• development
- Elaborating
, - Evolvement
, - Evolving
, - Maturing
, - Perfecting
, - Upgrowth
, - adding to
, - addition
, - adulthood
, - advance
, - advancement
, - advancing
, - augmentation
, - augmenting
, - boost
, - buildup
, - chrysalis
, - developing
, - enlargement
, - evolution
, - expansion
, - flowering
, - hike
, - improvement
, - increase
, - increasing
, - making progress
, - maturation
, - maturity
, - ongoing
, - ontogenesis
, - ontogeny
, - progress
, - progression
, - reinforcement
, - reinforcing
, - ripening
, - spread
, - spreading
, - unfolding
, - unraveling
, - upping
.
• unfolding
What are the hypernyms for Up-growths?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for up-growths?
The term up-growths refers to the parts of a plant or animal that extend from its primary body. The opposite of up-growths is down-growths, which refers to the parts that grow downward from the primary body. Examples of down-growths include roots and hairs on the roots of plants, as well as feathers or fur on the underside of animals. Another antonym for up-growths is outgrowths, which refers to the parts that grow outward from the primary body. Examples of outgrowths include branches on a tree, horns on an animal, or fingers on a hand. Understanding these antonyms can help in accurately describing and identifying the different parts of organisms.
What are the antonyms for Up-growths?
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