mounting

IPA: mˈaʊntɪŋ

noun

  • Something mounted; an attachment.
  • The act of one who mounts.

adjective

  • That continues to mount; steadily rising or accumulating.
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Examples of "mounting" in Sentences

  • ABCNews. com that his clients 'allegations are just the tip of the iceberg in what he calls a mounting case against Affleck.
  • Now the fight appears headed to the courts as residents of Giles County, along Virginia's rugged, pious southwestern spine, fight what they call mounting pressure from Washington and Richmond to secularize their public institutions.
  • The politics of the women went no farther than a few couplets in praise of liberty, and the patriotism of the men was confined to an habit de garde nationale, the device of a button, or a nocturnal revel, which they called mounting guard.
  • ZAHN: Another concern that Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld now has expressed is his concern about what he described as mounting lawlessness in Afghanistan and he said the U.S. military faces a long and difficult fight even in towns and cities already seized by the Northern Alliance.

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