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gainingverbpresent participle of gain to gradually increase inour hopes were raised as the movement gained strength building up, gathering, growing (in), picking up doubling (in), tripling (in)accruing, accumulating, amassingexciting, stimulatingenhancing, enlarging, enriching, expanding, extending, maximizingboosting, elevating, jacking (up), mounting, ramping (up), stepping up decreasing (in), losing abating, declining (in), diminishing (in), dipping, dwindling, falling (in), lessening, tapering, tapering off to receive as return for effortgained her affections with his boyishly shy manner acquiring, attaining, bagging, bringing in, capturing, carrying, coming by, drawing, earning, garnering, getting, knocking down, landing, making, obtaining, procuring, pulling down, realizing, reaping, securing, winning clearing, grossing, nettingaccomplishing, achieving, notching (up), scoringaccumulating, amassing, drawing, racking upcatching, picking upannexing, occupying, taking overreacquiring, reattaining, recapturing, regaining, remaking forfeiting, losing according, giving, granting, payinggiving up, handing over, parting (with), relinquishing, surrendering, yielding to become healthy and strong again after illness or weaknessis steadily gaining after his bout with the flu and will be back on his feet soon coming back, convalescing, healing, mending, pulling round(chiefly British), rallying, recouping, recovering, recuperating, snapping back coming around, coming round, coming to, improving, picking up, revivingcheering (up), perking (up)pulling through, survivingrecruiting ailing, collapsing, coming down, sickeningdeclining, degenerating, deteriorating, fading, failing, languishing, sinking, wasting (away), weakening, wilting, withering, worseningregressing, relapsing to become greater in size, extent, volume, amount, or numberthe new version of the car gained in both width and length compared to the earlier model accelerating, accumulating, appreciating, ballooning, booming, building up, burgeoning(also bourgeoning), climbing, enlarging, escalating, expanding, increasing, mounting, multiplying, mushrooming, proliferating, rising, rolling up, snowballing, spreading, swelling, waxing jumping, rocketing, skyrocketing, surgingheightening, intensifying, redoublingblowing up, bulking, distending, inflating, puffing (up)crescendoing, cresting, peaking contracting, decreasing, diminishing, dwindling, lessening, receding, waning to obtain (as a goal) through effortvowed to gain control of the company by any means necessary achieving, attaining, bagging, chalking up, clocking (up)(chiefly British), hitting, logging, making, notching (up), racking up, ringing up, scoring, winning acquiring, capturing, carrying, drawing, garnering, getting, landing, making, obtaining, procuring, realizing, securingamounting (to), approaching, equaling(or equalling), matching, measuring up (to), meeting, rivaling(or rivalling), touching, tying(or tieing)beating, excelling, outdoing, surpassing, topping falling short (of), missingfailing (at)losing to cause (someone) to agree with a belief or course of action by using arguments or earnest requestthe radical party was able to gain some supporters with intense recruitment on college campuses arguing, bringing, bringing around, converting, convincing, getting, inducing, moving, persuading, prevailing (on or upon), satisfying, talking (into), winning (over) blandishing, blarneying, cajoling, coaxing, entreating, exhorting, fast-talking, urging, wheedlingalluring, beguiling, leading on, luring, seducing, snowing, temptingbrainwashing, overpersuadinginclining, influencing, moving, prompting, selling, swayingattracting, drawing, enticing, interestingchewing over, conversing, debating, discussing, disputing, hashing (over), mootingreasoning (with) deterring, discouraging, dissuading, unselling |