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proliferate
(redirected from proliferates)

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proliferate verb abound, be fruitful, be numerous, be plentiful, blossom, breed, bud, burgeon, fecundate, flourish, flower, grow, grow in number, have offfpring, have progeny, increase the number of, make maniiold, multiplicare, multiply, mushroom, produce rapidly, propagate, reproduce, reproduce in kind, reproduce rappdly, spawn, spread, sprout, swell, thrive, wax
See also: bear, increase, propagate, pullulate, reproduce, yield


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As TPE technology proliferates to the domestic Chinese compounders, and the transplant compounders broaden their grade slate to accommodate local tastes, quality, pricing and performance levels, the supply chains will converge to form an intensely competitive arena for TPE compounds.
As ULSD proliferates into the commercial diesel engine market, owners can solve the operational and safety problems with the use of DFC in all their ULSD fuels.
As wireless data proliferates, content has become increasingly significant as a factor in the appeal of services.
 
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