growth
ਵਿਕਾਸ ਦਰ
definition
noun
the upward growth of plants
the process of increasing in physical size.
a day's growth of unshaven stubble on his chin
something that has grown or is growing.
example
Don't expect a great view from the top of the hill as the regenerating 'growth' has grown tall enough to obscure views of all but the mountain tops.
Easy mortgages, rising incomes and a robust economy have fuelled 'growth' .
Recently, the park authorities have measured the height of the birds and there has been a considerable 'growth' .
But the unchecked 'growth' of this fastest growing city in Asia is robbing it of its green cover.
To improve the ambience of the village, they cleared the wild 'growth' and widened the roads.
This Meditation is a technique developed to achieve spiritual 'growth' and illumination.
If they rise because economic 'growth' appears to be accelerating, the increase will be harmless.
Cult Cabernets ruled, along with first 'growth' Bordeaux and grand cru Burgundy.
I think it's integral for the 'growth' of our religion to continue to grow and evolve.
Large plants therefore have higher 'growth' rates, lower mortality and higher leaf water potentials.
Sure, there has been a small increase in new businesses set-ups, but economic 'growth' is sluggish.
The sales director forecast further 'growth' in both transactions and values in second-hand luxury units.
The hair was also jet black, and the cheeks were darkened with a slight 'growth' of stubble.
Taxes have already risen to fund that 'growth' , and most economists expect them to rise again…
It also helped develop a positive attitude towards their personal 'growth' and development.
Among the benefits of such optimization would be a reduced need for irrigation and more rapid plant 'growth' .
It is fashionable to decry the impact of higher oil prices on economic activity and 'growth' .
three-day-old beard 'growth'
They are designed to increase economic efficiency within the EU so as to increase economic 'growth' and prosperity.
But he died after he had a small 'growth' on his foot removed.
She stresses the need for facilitating both physical and mental 'growth' of children.
We expect 2003 to be a year of reasonable but not spectacular 'growth' in economic activity and business revenues.
Cut to 3 inches often enough so no more than half the 'growth' is removed at each mowing.
Only after the wild 'growth' was removed, the chemical treatment could be taken up.
a day's 'growth' of unshaven stubble on his chin
This teaching accounted for much of their spiritual 'growth' and development of character.
Warm weather helps in the spread and 'growth' of bacteria.
At the weekend, there was an international call for increased supply to ensure global economic 'growth' .
the 'growth' of the economy
They should also benefit from broader opportunities for personal 'growth' and development.
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