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escalation

/ˌes.kəˈleɪ.ʃən/

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noun

/ˌes.kəˈleɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее увеличение интенсивности, масштаба или размаха, часто предпринимаемое для противодействия воспринимаемому несоответствию или дисбалансу.

A noun referring to an increase in intensity, magnitude, or scope, often undertaken to counteract a perceived discrepancy or imbalance.

  1. Increase to counter a discrepancyB2formal

    A rise or intensification, often in response to a perceived imbalance or gap.

    ruЭскалация

    • The company's escalation of production was a direct response to the supply shortage.
    • The conflict saw an escalation of military presence to match the opposing force.
    • An escalation of prices occurred to offset the rising costs of raw materials.

    Synonymsamplificationaugmentationbuildupelevationexpansionincreaseintensificationstep-up

    Antonymsabatementde-escalationdeclinedecreasediminutionlesseningreduction

  2. Intensification of a situationB2formal

    The process of becoming more intense, serious, or severe.

    ruУсиление ситуации

    • The escalation of the argument led to a complete breakdown in communication.
    • There was a rapid escalation of violence in the region.
    • The escalation of the crisis required immediate international intervention.

    Synonymsaggravationamplificationbuildupexpansionincreaseintensificationstep-upworsening

    Antonymsabatementde-escalationdecreaselesseningreduction

Forms
  • escalations plural form
  • escalations' possessive plural form
  • escalation's possessive singular form
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