Synonyms for increased
in·creased

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1. increasedadjective

   made greater in size or amount or degree

   Antonyms:
   slashed, faded, small, decreased, minimized, shriveled, diminished, belittled, remittent, shrivelled, bated, cut, reduced, attenuated, ablated, weakened, shrunken, attenuate

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1. List of paraphrases for "increased":

   increase, increasing, risen, greater, grown, enhanced, rose, grew, growing, expanded, heightened, more, increases, intensified, strengthened, improved, augmented, further, rise, rising, enhance, multiplied, additional, enhancing, raised, strengthening, greatest, reinforced, climbed, higher, raising

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1. Wendy Suzuki:

   I tested students on a challenging memory task that required them to differentiate between similar-looking objects in memory. I found that one semester of increased exercise in my class improved their response times for correctly answered questions. In other words, they answered correctly more quickly if they were in my exercise class compared to if they were not in the exercise class, improvements in response times have been reported before, but this was unique because it was shown in a group of healthy young university students with just once a week of increased exercise. This suggests that if significant effects can be seen with this modest amount of exercise, then we might see even more striking effects if we got up to two to four times a week of increased exercise.

2. Don Neiffer:

   We immediately noticed that the little cub had not increased in weight, appeared weaker and was exhibiting possible respiratory issues, despite extreme efforts on the part of our dedicated staff, we weren't able to change things.

3. Chuangshi Wang:

   Daytime napping was associated with increased risks of major cardiovascular events and deaths in those with [ more than ] six hours of nighttime sleep but not in those sleeping [ less than ] 6 hours a night.

4. European Tour supremo Keith Pelley:

   On European Tour they are playing for $ 6.5 to $ 7.5 million every week and for our young players that is a great opportunity to make significant dollars, so if we can combine the fact of playing on some great golf courses with increased prize funds, and give our golfers great experiences, I'm confident our players will want to play here.

5. The CDC:

   Because neither acute hepatitis of unknown etiology nor adenovirus type 41 is reportable in the United States, it is unclear whether either has recently increased above historical levels.