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in·creas·ing [ɪn'kriːsɪŋ] ADJ

increasing

I. in·crease VB intr [ɪn'kriːs]

increase prices, taxes, interest rates
increase pain, troubles, worries
increase population, wealth

II. in·crease VB trans [ɪn'kriːs]

III. in·crease N ['ɪnkriːs]

to be on the increase in numbers
to be on the increase in size

'wage in·crease N

with increasing frequency
modest income, increase
modest income, increase
spectacular increase, failure, success
spectacular increase, failure, success
rapid increase, rise
significant difference, increase
Present
Iincrease
youincrease
he/she/itincreases
weincrease
youincrease
theyincrease
Past
Iincreased
youincreased
he/she/itincreased
weincreased
youincreased
theyincreased
Present Perfect
Ihaveincreased
youhaveincreased
he/she/ithasincreased
wehaveincreased
youhaveincreased
theyhaveincreased
Past Perfect
Ihadincreased
youhadincreased
he/she/ithadincreased
wehadincreased
youhadincreased
theyhadincreased