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Meanings of progressively worse in English

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Usage of progressively worse in English
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This will get progressively worse in the new Information Age, he said.
The Irish Times
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The work grew progressively worse as the distance to the tube-room increased.
Badge of Infamy
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I knew it was something serious, because it was getting progressively worse.
Underground
4
England's batting has grown progressively worse as the series has gone on.
The Guardian
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But each day felt progressively worse as it blurred into the next.
Escape
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The last time they were in power, the housing crisis got progressively worse.
The Guardian
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He'd been over there for several weeks now, getting progressively worse.
Making rounds with oscar: the extraordinary gift of an ordinary ...
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The housing shortage had become progressively worse over the past 12-plus months, he said.
Radio NZ
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His symptoms became progressively worse and his family brought him to see his GP.
The Irish Times
10
When her condition got progressively worse, she sought medical advice.
The Irish Times
11
It has got progressively worse and is now a dull ache at all times.
The Irish Times
12
The dilemmas had been getting progressively worse since I arrived.
First among sequels
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Flynn, however, played progressively worse as preseason went on and Pryor's playmaking ability was irresistible.
Reuters
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Even though I had been taking my meds continually, the symptoms were becoming progressively worse.
Here's the deal: don't touch me
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Is it going to stay like this, or is it going to get progressively worse?
Underground
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After graduation, after her marriage, she grew progressively worse.
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Progressively worse through the time
Progressively worse across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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