No. 140 in Polish
coraz
"Coraz" means "increasingly" or "more and more" in English.
In a sentence
Coraz więcej osób chodzi na siłownię.
More and more people are going to the gym.
Here, 'coraz' is used with 'więcej' to form 'coraz więcej,' which translates to 'more and more.' It indicates a growing or increasing trend.
Film był coraz ciekawszy w miarę trwania akcji.
The movie became more and more interesting as the plot unfolded.
In this sentence, 'coraz' is used with the comparative form 'ciekawszy,' meaning 'more interesting,' to indicate an increasing degree of interest.
Droga stawała się coraz trudniejsza z każdym krokiem.
The road became more and more difficult with each step.
'Coraz' is used with the comparative 'trudniejsza,' meaning 'more difficult,' to describe a progressive difficulty over time.
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