Synonyms for accelerates
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1. snowballs

   the use of the word "snowball" can also apply to a situation intensifying or accelerating into a bigger situation.

   the small untruth that the boy told snowballed into a huge web of lies.

   Submitted by rinat on August 15, 2019  

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1. List of paraphrases for "accelerates":

   expedites, speeds, accelerate, quickens, hastens

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1. Denny Heck:

   His behavior amplifies and accelerates certain trends, he has no capacity for a sense of shame or even an ounce of humility to acknowledge when his actions or words may have hurt others.

2. Will Hallyer:

   It had been more of a land grab mentality -- buy a position, invest heavily in growth and have confidence that at some point you'll be able to make money, as the market slows down, it accelerates the shift towards people thinking hard about making sure they have a business that makes money.

3. Mylan CEO Heather Bresch:

   Perrigo accelerates that for us, we believe there's a lot of different assets that can get us there. There are things for sale all over the globe.

4. Jacqueline Hinman:

   And though the average age of CEOs is slightly declining, today’s graduates may have expectations for advancement that don’t match reality. So what does it really take to get to the top ? To guide the next generation, I interviewed Successful CEOs. I asked Successful CEOs to project which abilities will be required of Successful CEOs future counterparts, and what advice Successful CEOs ’d give to young people who aspire to become a CEO. Jacqueline Hinman, CEO of Fortune 500 engineering company CH2M HILL, predicts that as change accelerates, broad knowledge and understanding of one’s business will be critical. Jacqueline Hinman started out as an environmental engineer, but later served in project management, business development and marketing roles. I purposely kept moving.

5. John Mackenzie:

   Price-led cutbacks have virtually stopped, suggesting a growing surplus of copper, unless demand growth accelerates or price-led cutbacks commence, over the past six months we have reduced our cash costs by 50 cents a pound or nearly 20 percent, by focusing on cost control and operational efficiency.