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acceleratesverbpresent tense third-person singular of accelerate to become greater in size, extent, volume, amount, or numbertoy purchases accelerate dramatically during the Christmas season accumulates, appreciates, balloons, booms, builds up, burgeons(also bourgeons), climbs, enlarges, escalates, expands, gains, increases, mounts, multiplies, mushrooms, proliferates, rises, rolls up, snowballs, spreads, swells, waxes jumps, rockets, skyrockets, surgesheightens, intensifies, redoublesblows up, bulks, distends, inflates, puffs (up)crescendoes, crests, peaks contracts, decreases, diminishes, dwindles, lessens, recedes, wanes to cause to move or proceed fast or fasterwe accelerated preparations for the hurricane upon hearing weather reports that it had gained speed bundles, fast-tracks, hastens, hurries, quickens, rushes, speeds (up), whisks drives, goads, prods, propels, pushes, races, spurs, stirs, urgesaids, dispatches, eases, encourages, expedites, facilitates brakes, decelerates, retards, slows (down) delays, encumbers, fetters, hampers, hinders, hobbles, holds back, holds up, impedes, interferes (with), manacles, reins (in), restrains, shackles, ties up, trammelsarrests, checks, stalls, stays, stills, stops to make greater in size, amount, or numberthe company accelerated its advertising purchases even as the economy appeared to be in recession adds (to), aggrandizes, amplifies, augments, boosts, builds up, compounds, enlarges, escalates, expands, extends, hypes, increases, multiplies, pumps up, raises, stokes, supersizes, swells, ups booms, jumps, skyrockets, spikesbumps (up), ratchets (up)also rachets (up)blows up, dilates, distends, inflatesdraws out, elongates, fleshes (out), lengthens, prolongs, protracts, stretchesdevelops, enhances, heightens, intensifies, magnifiescomplements, supplementsbeefs (up), reinforces(also reenforces), strengthensmaximizesaccumulates, amasses, collectsfollows up, parlays abates, decreases, de-escalates, diminishes, downsizes, dwindles, lessens, lowers, minifies, reduces, subtracts (from) abbreviates, abridges, curtails, shortenscompresses, condenses, constricts, contractscuts back, retrenches |