different between progressively vs actively
progressively
English
Etymology
progressive +? -ly
Adverb
progressively (comparative more progressively, superlative most progressively)
- In a progressive manner.
- As part of a progression.
Translations
progressively From the web:
- progressively meaning
- what does progressively mean
- what is progressively responsible experience
- what does progressively worse mean
- what is progressively overloading
- what does progressively motile sperm mean
- what is progressively motile sperm concentration
- what is progressively responsible work experience
actively
English
Etymology
From late Middle English actyvely; equivalent to active +? -ly.
Pronunciation
- IPA(key): /?ækt?vli/
- Hyphenation: ac?tive?ly
Adverb
actively (comparative more actively, superlative most actively)
- In an active manner.
- He was actively listening.
- She was actively working, not "sleeping on the job".
- (grammar) In the active form; not passive.
- Antonym: passively
- a word used actively
Derived terms
- retroactively
Translations
actively From the web:
- what actively regulates body temperature
- what actually killed earnhardt
- what actually happened on thanksgiving
- what actually killed lincoln
- what actually happens when you die
- what actually killed amy winehouse
- what actually brought about the rebellion
- what actually happens when you stretch
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