proliferate

Object

• cell: The thick wall consists usually of proliferating large plant cells.
• weapon: It continues to proliferate weapons of mass destruction in the Middle East.
• technology: The PRC has proliferated such missile technology to a number of other countries, including regimes hostile to the United States.
• number: I tried to establish how much mast sharing was going on, so eliminating the need for rival operators proliferating the number of masts.
• state: While proliferating states are still a concern, a new threat has emerged in the form of terrorist groups.
• channel: While it was designed to ease the navigation of proliferating channels, it had an indirect but profound consequence on the medium.

Preposition: on

Internet: Virus and Spam filtering for your inbound email Spam and viruses continue to proliferate on the Internet.

Preposition: at

rate: In the UK, mobile betting is proliferating at a striking rate.

Modifying Another Word

• rapidly: In fairness to Symantec, they're trying to rush out patches as fast as they can to a rapidly proliferating virus.
• now: Its cousins now proliferate in many northern gardens, their owners made hopeful by global warming.
• also: Indeed, the references to Macbeth also proliferate in The Queen's Exchange.
• not: Newspapers and periodicals did not proliferate until after 1850.
• endlessly: Freedom entails service: it is not the freedom to fulfill an endlessly proliferating series of possibilities, but the freedom to serve.
• indefinitely: It is thought that some cancer cells become " immortalized " because they express telomerase and can therefore continue to proliferate indefinitely.

Preposition: without

restraint: Following this mutation, the cancer cells acquire the ability to proliferate without the normal restraints.

Preposition: in

• response: In contrast to controls, the CML PBMC failed to proliferate in response to MT antigens.
• year: Bibliographic software has proliferated in the last few years to help us.
• century: In fact, Keeper's Travels is a fairly standard animal story of the kind which proliferated in the early nineteenth century.
• absence: In contrast, cancer cells proliferate in the absence of such signals.
• environment: Now the bacteria are held with a chemical adhesive to the tooth surface, and the bacteria proliferate very quickly in this protected environment.