Progress

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 330
prog'res. n. A moving or going forward, as, in actual space, etc.; or, in the growth of animal or plant; or, in knowledge; or, in busine of any kind; or, toward completene or perfection; a journey of state, made by a sovereign through his own dominions. — Progre '', pro-gres', [-gre ed (-gresf), -dre ing.] To make progre , move forward, proceed, advance, go on; to make improvement. — Progre ion, -gresn'un, n. Act moving forward; motion onward; course; pa age. (Math.) Continued proportion, arithmetical, metrical, or harmonical. (Mux.) A regular succe ion of chords, or movement of the parts in harmony. Progre ive, -iv, a. Moving forward; advancing; evincing progre ; improving.
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