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gradual movement toward a goal or a desired state
- The scientist made significant progress in her research on renewable energy.
- With consistent practice, the student made steady progress on their guitar skills, mastering new chords each week.
- The company's commitment to diversity and inclusion has led to progress in creating a more equitable workplace.
- Despite setbacks, the research team remained committed to their project and continued to make progress in finding a cure.
- The patient showed slow but steady progress in his physical therapy.
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forward movement or movement toward somewhere
- The GPS showed their progress as they traveled along the highway.
- She was pleased with the progress made during the road trip, covering a large distance each day.
- The driver checked the map to track their progress through the unfamiliar territory.
- Despite the heavy rain, they made steady progress on their journey to the mountains.
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a formal journey, tour, or inspection, often by a monarch or official
- The king embarked on a summer progress through his kingdom.
- The queen's progress included visits to several towns.
- Officials organized a progress to inspect the newly built fortresses.
- Historical records describe the progress of the emperor across his provinces.
- The royal progress was marked by ceremonies and feasts.
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