Definitions and Examples of increase, growth, rise
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
To become or make greater in size, amount, or degree.
Example
The company plans to increase its production capacity by 20% next year.
The process of developing or maturing physically, mentally, or economically.
Example
The city's growth has been remarkable in the last decade, with many new businesses and residents moving in.
To move upward or increase in level, amount, or value.
Example
The temperature is expected to rise by 10 degrees tomorrow, so don't forget to bring sunscreen.
Key Differences: increase vs growth vs rise
- 1Increase refers to a gradual or sudden growth in quantity, size, or degree.
- 2Growth refers to a natural or intentional development or expansion in various aspects of life.
- 3Rise refers to an upward movement or increase in level, amount, or value.
Effective Usage of increase, growth, rise
- 1Business: Use increase and growth to describe positive trends in sales, revenue, or market share.
- 2Economy: Use growth and rise to describe positive trends in GDP, employment, or consumer confidence.
- 3Weather: Use rise to describe positive trends in temperature, humidity, or air pressure.
Remember this!
The antonyms of falloff are increase, growth, and rise. These antonyms convey positive or upward trends in quantity, quality, or intensity. Use these words in business, economy, weather, or any context where you want to describe positive developments or trends.
