Stages,

Definition of Stages:

1. The level or stage a project, cycle, company or person can go through. For example, the four stages of the business era are growth, rise, fall, depression and recovery.

2. Raised the floor or platform, usually in the theater where actors, performers or speakers perform.

3. (in chronostratigraphy) A series of age-appropriate layers and subdivisions of the series.

4. Diagnose or classify (illness or patient) after reaching a certain stage of expected disease progression.

5. Performance presentations (plays or other presentations).

6. Perseverance

7. Style or decoration (property for sale) increases the appeal of potential buyers.

8. A point, period, or stage in a process or development.

9. The floor or surface of a building or structure.

Synonyms of Stages

Staging, Direct, Dais, Juncture, Time, Mount, Stand, Grandstand, Apron, Produce, Stump, Step, Division, Period, Put on, Point, Rostrum, Level, Present, Soapbox, Platform, Instant, Put before the public, Phase, Podium, Moment

How to use Stages in a sentence?

1. The upper floor was added in the 17th century.
2. There is no need to provide clear details at this time.
3. As soon as the house was completed, we took our photographer with us.
4. Prostate cancer is classified according to the thrill in the rectal examination.
5. There are only two characters on stage.
6. The show premiered at the Grand Opera House in Belfast.
7. In addition, passengers entered the scene and sent letters from Silver Reef and Packax.
8. Oxford view.