Legal Definition and Related Resources of Boom
Meaning of Boom
Synonyms of Boom
(Increase), noun
- acceleration
- accretion
- accrual
- accruement
- accumulation
- additament
- addition
- additory
- advance
- advancement
- amplification
- amplitude
- annexation
- appreciation
- appurtenance
- attachment
- augment
- augmentation
- boost
- broadening
- burgeoning
- com lement
- deepening
- development
- distension
- dou ling
- duplication
- enhancement
- enlargement
- escalation
- expansion
- extension
- gain
- growth
- heightening
- hike
- improvement
- increasement
- increasing
- increment
- intensification
- interest
- magnification
- production
- progress
- progression
- proliferation
- prolongation
- protraction
- raise
- reinforcement
- reproduction
- rise
- spread
- spreading
- sprouting
- strengthening
- supplement
- swell
- swelling
- upgrowth
- upsurge
(Prosperity), noun
- abundance
- accomplishment
- accumulation
- achievement
- acquisition
- advance
- advancement
- affluence
- aggrandizement
- amelioration
- amplitude
- attainment
- augmentation
- auspiciousness
- avails
- benefaction
- booming economy
- Dountifulness
- burgeoning
- capital gains
- copiousness
- cornucopia
- development
- earnings
- economic prosperity
- escalation
- excess
- exorbitance
- exorbitancy
- expansion
- expediency
- favorable trade balance
- flourishing condition
- gain
- good fortune
- great quantity
- growth
- impetus
- improvement
- increment
- inflation
- lucre
- mutual profit
- opulence
- opulency
- outgrowth
- outpouring
- plentifulness
- plen titude
- prevalence
- production
- productivity
- profit
- profit making
- profluence
- profluency
- profuseness
- profusion
- progress
- progression
- progressiveness
- proliferation
- prosperous issue
- prosperous outcome
- prosperousness
- recovery
- remuneration
- revenue
- richness
- rising prices
- superabundance
- superfluity
- surplus
- thriving conditions
- thriving economy
- upgrading
- upgrowth
- upsurge
- upward curve
- upward trend
- weal
- wealth
- welfare
- wellbeing
- thriving economy
- upgrading
- upgrowth
- upsurge
- upward curve
- upward trend
- weal
- wealth
- welfare
- wellbeing
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Concept of Boom in the context of Real Property
Alternatives definitions of Boom: (1) A barrier forming an enclosure for logs or timber. (2) A beam of a crane or derrick , used for guiding whatever it lifts.
Concept of Boom in the context of Real Property
Alternatives definitions of Boom: (1) A barrier forming an enclosure for logs or timber. (2) A beam of a crane or derrick , used for guiding whatever it lifts.
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