Increment - How To Discuss
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Increment,
Definition of Increment:
Cause a discrete increase in (a numerical quantity).
An increase in quantity or size; commonly used to refer to the development of large subdivisions in phases.
An increase or addition, especially one of a series on a fixed scale.
Synonyms of Increment
Access, Accession, Accessory, Accompaniment, Accretion, Accrual, Accruement, Accumulation, Addenda, Addendum, Additament, Addition, Additive, Additory, Additum, Adjunct, Adjuvant, Advance, Aggrandizement, Amplification, Annex, Annexation, Appanage, Appendage, Appendant, Appreciation, Appurtenance, Appurtenant, Ascent, Attachment, Augment, Augmentation, Ballooning, Bloating, ■■■■, Boost, Broadening, Buildup, Coda, Complement, Concomitant, Continuation, Corollary, Crescendo, Development, Edema, Elevation, Enlargement, Expansion, Extension, Extrapolation, Fixture, Flood, Gain, Greatening, Growth, Gush, Hike, Increase, Inflation, Jump, Leap, Mounting, Multiplication, Offshoot, Pendant, Productiveness, Proliferation, Raise, Reinforcement, Rise, Side effect, Side issue, Snowballing, Spread, Supplement, Surge, Swelling, Tailpiece, Tumescence, Undergirding, Up, Upping, Upsurge, Upswing, Uptrend, Upturn, Waxing, Widening, Increase, Addition, Gain, Augmentation, Step up, Supplement, Addendum, Adjunct, Accretion, Accrual
How to use Increment in a sentence?
- The inmates pay can escalate in five-cent increments to a maximum of 90 cents an hour.
- The average person would think Intel would just increment the family code.
Meaning of Increment & Increment Definition
INCREMENT,
What is INCREMENT?
INCREMENT refers to Surcharge Surcharge is sometimes expressed as a percentage of premium or fee. See also appendix, element.
Meanings of INCREMENT
Make a single addition (numeric amount).
Improvements or additions, especially to a fixed scale
Sentences of INCREMENT
The average person will think that Intel is only updating the family code.
Prisoners' salaries can be increased by a maximum of 90 cents per hour in five-cent measures.