| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Accretion | Gradual increase by addition. |
| 2. | Accruing | Building up over time. |
| 3. | Advancement | Progress to a higher level. |
| 4. | Aging | Maturing over time. |
| 5. | Amplification | Increase in size or effect. |
| 6. | Augmentation | Increase by adding more. |
| 7. | Blooming | Flourishing into fuller form. |
| 8. | Broadening | Becoming wider in scope. |
| 9. | Build-out | Expansion by adding components. |
| 10. | Buildup | Accumulation over time. |
| 11. | Capitalization | Increase in capital value. |
| 12. | Catch-up | Rapid improvement to match others. |
| 13. | Climb | Upward increase or rise. |
| 14. | Coalescence | Coming together into a whole. |
| 15. | Compounding | Increasing by multiplying effects. |
| 16. | Crescendo | Gradual rise to a peak. |
| 17. | Deepening | Becoming more intense or profound. |
| 18. | Development | Process of becoming more advanced. |
| 19. | Diffusion | Spread outward through a space. |
| 20. | Diversification | Expansion into varied areas. |
| 21. | Doubling | Becoming twice as much. |
| 22. | Drift upward | Slow upward movement. |
| 23. | Ebb-to-flow | Shift from decline to increase. |
| 24. | Eclosion | Emerging into a new stage. |
| 25. | Elaboration | Adding detail or complexity. |
| 26. | Elevation | Raising to a higher level. |
| 27. | Emergence | Coming into view or being. |
| 28. | Enhancement | Improvement in quality or value. |
| 29. | Enlargement | Becoming larger in size. |
| 30. | Escalation | Increase in intensity or scale. |
| 31. | Expansion | Increase in size or range. |
| 32. | Extension | Lengthening or widening reach. |
| 33. | Fermentation | Transformative buildup through reaction. |
| 34. | Fertility | Capacity to produce more. |
| 35. | Filling out | Becoming fuller or more complete. |
| 36. | Flowering | Reaching a flourishing stage. |
| 37. | Fortification | Strengthening by reinforcement. |
| 38. | Gaining ground | Increasing influence or advantage. |
| 39. | Germination | Beginning to sprout or develop. |
| 40. | Glide upward | Smooth gradual increase. |
| 41. | Gradation | Change in gradual steps. |
| 42. | Ground gain | Incremental advance in position. |
| 43. | Headway | Forward progress or advance. |
| 44. | Increase | Becoming greater in amount. |
| 45. | Increment | Small addition or rise. |
| 46. | Inflation | General increase in prices or size. |
| 47. | Intensification | Becoming stronger or more extreme. |
| 48. | Investment | Putting resources toward future gains. |
| 49. | Joining | Adding parts to make larger. |
| 50. | Jump | Sudden sharp increase. |
| 51. | Juvenescence | Becoming youthful or renewed. |
| 52. | Keystone building | Building key supports for expansion. |
| 53. | Laddering up | Moving upward step by step. |
| 54. | Learning curve | Improvement through gaining skill. |
| 55. | Lengthening | Becoming longer over time. |
| 56. | Leveling up | Advancing to a higher stage. |
| 57. | Lift | Upward rise or boost. |
| 58. | Market penetration | Increasing share within a market. |
| 59. | Maturation | Reaching full development. |
| 60. | Merging | Combining into a larger whole. |
| 61. | Momentum | Force gained from progress. |
| 62. | Multiplication | Increase by repeated addition. |
| 63. | Nascent rise | Early-stage increase. |
| 64. | Network effects | Value rises as users increase. |
| 65. | Normalization | Stabilizing into a mature state. |
| 66. | Nurturing | Supporting development and improvement. |
| 67. | Optimization | Improving to best performance. |
| 68. | Organic increase | Natural, internally driven rise. |
| 69. | Outgrowth | Resulting development or offshoot. |
| 70. | Overtaking | Surpassing through faster increase. |
| 71. | Progress | Forward movement toward improvement. |
| 72. | Proliferation | Rapid increase in numbers. |
| 73. | Propagation | Spreading or reproducing widely. |
| 74. | Ramp-up | Increase in rate or output. |
| 75. | Reinforcement | Strengthening by added support. |
| 76. | Renewal | Return to vigor or activity. |
| 77. | Rise | Upward movement or increase. |
| 78. | Run-up | Rapid increase before an event. |
| 79. | Scaling | Increasing size while maintaining function. |
| 80. | Spreading | Extending over a wider area. |
| 81. | Spurt | Brief burst of increase. |
| 82. | Strengthening | Becoming stronger or more robust. |
| 83. | Surge | Sudden powerful increase. |
| 84. | Swell | Increase in size or volume. |
| 85. | Thickening | Becoming denser or more substantial. |
| 86. | Trajectory upward | Upward trend over time. |
| 87. | Transition | Change into a new state. |
| 88. | Upswing | Upward turn in activity. |
| 89. | Uptick | Small noticeable increase. |
| 90. | Upturn | Improvement after decline. |
| 91. | Value-add | Increase in usefulness or worth. |
| 92. | Velocity | Rate of increase or progress. |
| 93. | Venture building | Building a business over time. |
| 94. | Vigoration | Becoming more active and strong. |
| 95. | Widening | Expanding in breadth or scope. |
| 96. | Windfall gains | Unexpected increase in benefits. |
| 97. | Workup | Building toward fuller intensity. |
| 98. | X-axis expansion | Horizontal increase in scope. |
| 99. | X-factor boost | Extra lift from a key cause. |
| 100. | Yield increase | Rising output or production. |
