Synonym: advance, go ahead, move, proceed. Antonym: regress. Similar words: progressive, program, programme, programming, digress, Congress, aggression, transgress. Meaning: ['prɑgres /'prəʊgres] 
n. 1. gradual improvement or growth or development 2. the act of moving forward toward a goal 3. a movement forward. v. 1. develop in a positive way 2. move forward, also in the metaphorical sense 3. form or accumulate steadily.
n. 1. gradual improvement or growth or development 2. the act of moving forward toward a goal 3. a movement forward. v. 1. develop in a positive way 2. move forward, also in the metaphorical sense 3. form or accumulate steadily. 
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91) They pride themselves upon their child's rapid progress.
92) You're making progress of a kind.
93) We're making slow but steady progress with the decorating.
94) The dead hand of bureaucracy is slowing our progress.
95) He made good progress under her tutelage.
96) Progress has been slow but steady.
97) The essay treats of the progress in cancer research.
98) Illness had put a brake on his progress.
99) Please be quiet recording in progress.
100) Both sides expressed satisfaction with the progress so far.
101) Economic progress is closely bound up with educational development.
102) The bad weather seriously impeded our progress.
103) Continuing violence could hold up progress towards reform.
104) You need feedback to monitor progress.
105) Bulletin boards charted each executive's progress.
106) The tests are a rough guide to students' progress.
107) All these things cramped his progress.
108) After initial logarithmic progress growth plateaued sharply.
109) Students do not always progress in a linear fashion.
110) Fallen rock is impeding the progress of rescue workers.
111) He's making good progress in maths.
112) We made a good bit of progress.
113) We must not become complacent about progress.
114) Progress was slower than expected.
115) The talks made little evident progress towards agreement.
116) The animation of China made a great progress.
117) This is a necessary consequence of progress.
118) They are keen to progress with the scheme.
119) Ignorance acts as a brake to progress.
120) Regular tests are used to measure students' progress.
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