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. Katja Koto:

   Also cabin crew have increased incidence of skin cancer but there is no UV-exposure in the cabin, these facts might support the idea that pilots and cabin crew are exposed to excess amount of UV on their free time, which causes the excesses of their skin cancer.

2. Marcelo Mena-Carrasco:

   This increased mortality from the coronavirus associated with air pollution is something we can foresee in the Latin American region at large.

3. Jung Dong-joon:

   Hyundai has belatedly realized the importance of patents and has been keeping pace with rivals, while Hyundai has increased the number of its patent filings, it is still a follower in terms of patent quality.

4. Ian Johnson:

   Surprisingly perhaps, the increased risk of cancer in heavier consumers of sugary drinks was observed even among consumers of pure fruit juice -- this warrants more research.

5. Amy Brown:

   Family experience and context will influence this. Importantly this data shows that babies who follow a baby-led approach are consuming sufficient energy and are not at increased risk of underweight which should be reassuring, it should also be noted that if your baby has developmental difficulties or has had very slow weight gain, then you should talk to your health professional before starting solids as a baby-led approach might not be appropriate.