Synonyms for learning curve
learn·ing curve

Princeton's WordNet

1. learning curvenoun

   a graph showing the rate of learning (especially a graph showing the amount recalled as a function of the number of attempts to recall)

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1. Photographer Trupal Pandya:

   I think the question I ask myself is: 'Who's richer?' (This has been) a really big learning curve of how to just live a very beautiful, normal life.

2. Ellen Zimiles:

   Chinese banks are going through a learning curve, they're going to have to come up to standards if they're going to have branches in the United States and Europe.

3. Bruce Aylward:

   Every new place that gets infected goes through that same terrible learning curve where a lot of people have to die ... before those behaviors start to change.

4. Michael Tracy:

   You can't just defy the laws of business physics which require you to go down a learning curve collectively to build that systems know-how.

5. Tim Foreman:

   I'm still learning and it's a really steep learning curve. The first three or four sessions were extremely humbling. It's kind of dangerous.