Pronunciation

/dɪˈveləp/

Definitions

Noun

• Development: The process of growing or becoming more advanced; progress or improvement. For example: “The city’s economic development has been impressive over the years.”
• Developer: A person who creates, designs, or builds software or applications. For example: “The app was developed by a team of experienced developers.”

Verb

• To develop: (1) To bring something into existence or form, often through effort or growth. For example: “The company has been developing new products to meet customer needs.”
• (2) To refine or improve a skill, idea, or process. For example: “She spent months developing her public speaking skills.”
• (3) To cause to grow or change, often in a particular direction. For example: “The weather is developing into a storm.”

Adjective

• Developed: Advanced in terms of technology, infrastructure, or maturity. For example: “A well-developed country typically has a robust healthcare system.”

Adverb

• Developedly: In a manner that shows development or advancement. For example: “The project was developedly planned and executed.”

Phrases

• “Develop a new skill” means to acquire or improve upon a particular ability.
• “Underdeveloped regions” refers to areas with limited resources or infrastructure.
• “Developing countries” are nations in the early stages of economic growth.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The region’s economic development has led to significant job creation.”
• Verb: “She’s been working on developing a new app for her startup.”
• Adjective: “The developed world relies heavily on technology for communication.”
• Adverb: “The plan was developed deliberately to ensure success.”

Synonyms

• Improve
• Evolve
• Formulate
• Cultivate
• Advance
• Enhance