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noun form of progress

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Answered by Julliya

Noun form of progress is progress only..

Answered by 13rokendreamer

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The English word progress (both noun and verb) has a curious history. The noun, which has been in English since the 15th century, ultimately comes from the Latin noun prōgressus “forward movement, advance (to a better place or state), growth, increase (as of years).”

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