Synonyms for evolutionary
evo·lu·tion·a·ry

Princeton's WordNet

1. evolutionaryadjective

   of or relating to or produced by evolution

   "evolutionary biology"

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1. List of paraphrases for "evolutionary":

   evolving, rolling, evolutive, progressive, adaptive, evolution

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1. Elli Papaemmanuil:

   For the first time we untangled the genetic complexity seen in most AML cancer genomes into distinct evolutionary paths.

2. Dan Dormer:

   It’s almost like you went for your eye exam and the optometrist is asking: ‘Better one or better two?’ and helping you hone in to what the 20/20 vision is for your glasses, this is something where it has been an evolutionary process of trying to figure out who are those best players.

3. Jonah Choiniere:

   The evolution of sauropods isn't quite as straightforward as we once thought, it appears that sauropodomorphs evolved four-legged postures at least twice before they gained the ability to walk with upright limbs, which undoubtedly helped make them so successful in an evolutionary sense.

4. Daniel Lieberman:

   It's a glimpse into what set the human lineage on a separate evolutionary path from our ape cousins.

5. Robin Dawson:

   It's possible that dense feathers were primarily selected for insulation, as body size decreased in theropod dinosaurs on the evolutionary pathway to modern birds, feathers could have then later been co-opted for sexual display or flying.