əˈræn Origin:
1835–45; < Italian < Latin accelerandus, gerundive of accelerāre to speed up. See accelerate
1835–45; < Italian < Latin accelerandus, gerundive of accelerāre to speed up. See accelerate
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| —adj, —adv | |
| 1. | (to be performed) with increasing speed |
| —n , -dos | |
| 2. | an increase in speed |
| [Italian] | |
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