1) to cause (something) to become wider, longer etc by unfolding or unrolling; to put (a substance) on a surface and extend its area by flattening etc (spread)
the form taken by an insect (e.g. a butterfly) between the time when it creeps or crows (as a larva) and the time when it flies
growth
a forward movement in space or time
progress, advance
the act of developing or being developed (all senses); a new stage or event in a progress
growth
the act, result, of showing something
public showing; spectacle
the (scientific) process of developing from an earlier or simpler state
development, progress
the process of expanding or being expanded; an enlargement
growth
the process, state, of exposing or being exposed (all senses)
uncovering; putting in view or danger
coming after the present
to come; expected
the process of growing or developing
development, progress
continuing; in progress
continuous
a connected series of actions, changes etc, especially if they are involuntary or unconscious; a series of operations deliberately undertaken
method; series of actions to achieve result
forward movement; improvement; to come nearer to completion
advancement, gain
