accelerate

[əkˈseləreɪt]

Definition:
1. Begin to move more quickly.
2. To happen or to make sth happen faster or earlier than expected.
3. To start to go faster.

Use 'accelerate' in a sentence:

1. It helps the team reduce defects and accelerate product delivery schedules.
2. From a standing start, the car accelerate smoothly and quickly.
3. This software provides tools that help accelerate adoption of more modern architectures and technologies.
4. This helps you accelerate, understand, and simplify the development of Spring-Hibernate applications.
5. They use special chemical substances to accelerate the growth of crops.
6. That is what the open source movement is about: using the power of collaboration to accelerate innovation.
7. As the ship accelerated, chunks of the back end began to fly off and disintegrate.
8. These electrons are further accelerated to strike a fluorescent screen, where the effects can easily be seen by the eyes.
9. Economists expect growth to accelerate slowly from around 4% this year, ensuring steadily rising living standards.
10. This means you can accelerate rather more rapidly.
11. Inflation started to accelerate.
12. These electrons accelerate in the electric field of the wake.
13. In order to catch up with and surpass the advanced world levels we'll have to accelerate our speed.
14. Suddenly the car accelerated.