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13-Jun-2005, 11:20
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 efficiency in verb form |
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13-Jun-2005, 12:10
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| Re: efficiency in verb form Will "improve" do? |
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13-Jun-2005, 12:26
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| Re: efficiency in verb form How about "rationalize", especially when talking about a process or a procedure? |
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13-Jun-2005, 13:33
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| Re: efficiency in verb form How about expedite? |
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13-Jun-2005, 14:14
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| Re: efficiency in verb form i was thinking more along the lines of something like "effectivize" but there were only 276 pages in google that had that term so i don't think it is an actual word. after reading your suggestions i also thought of "optimize" too. great suggestions, thanks a lot! you guys/gals were quick! |
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13-Jun-2005, 19:07
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| Re: efficiency in verb form [QUOTE=nickleus]i was thinking more along the lines of something like "effectivize" but there were only 276 pages in google that had that term so i don't think it is an actual word. how about maximize its efficiency? Optimize is a really good one too!  |
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