evolving — developing or changing gradually over time
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: developing or changing gradually over time
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪˈvɑːlvɪŋ/
Example Sentences
- My little brother's excuses for not doing homework keep evolving—yesterday it was 'the dog ate it,' today it's 'aliens abducted my notebook.'
- K-pop fashion trends are constantly evolving, so what was cool last month might be embarrassing now.
- AI technology is evolving so fast that my phone feels ancient after just one year.
evolving
ADJECTIVE[/ɪˈvɑːlvɪŋ/]
developing or changing gradually over time
Smartphones keep evolving from clunky bricks to sleek glass screens on the workshop table.
E (out) + VOLV (roll) + ING (process) — by continuously unrolling E (out) the tightly wound VOLV (roll) of ancient parchment, the full story was steadily evolving.
After dissolving the raw herbs in water and solving the bitter taste formula, the scientist watched the medicine keep evolving.
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“My little brother's excuses for not doing homework keep evolving—yesterday it was 'the dog ate it,' today it's 'aliens abducted my notebook.'”
“K-pop fashion trends are constantly evolving, so what was cool last month might be embarrassing now.”
“AI technology is evolving so fast that my phone feels ancient after just one year.”
“Our friendship has been evolving since middle school—we used to fight over crayons, now we fight over who pays for coffee.”
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