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Definition of developing : of Develop

Synonyms:

development, American, exploitation, Arctic, Baltic, Anglo-American, ontogeny, abroad, coast-to-coast, growth, nonindustrial, Anglo-Saxon, bicoastal, ontogenesis, anglophone, continental, maturation, evolution, underdeveloped

generating, building, producing, inventing

befalling, occurring, transpiring, happening, arising

ensuing, eventuating, destining, approaching, following, resulting, impending

enlarging, amplifying, extending, magnifying, lengthening, inflating, burgeoning, incrementing, spreading, broadening, augmenting, expanding, swelling, engorging, thickening, growing, stretching, widening, dilating, distending, fattening, increasing

equipping, priming, constructing, fitting, fashioning, outfitting, dressing, currying, mobilizing, arranging, making, formulating, furnishing, composing, warming up, readying, marshalling, setting, fostering, drafting, devising, preparing, fabricating

enduring, maturing, aging, seasoning, lasting, deteriorating, declining, ripening, growing old, mellowing

embarking, sprouting, budding, germinating, forming, originating, dawning, commencing, introducing, beginning, initializing, hatching, inducting, birthing, undertaking, starting, initiating, stemming, inaugurating, creating, conceiving, springing, emerging

executing, manufacturing, mothering, fathering, cultivating

Usage examples:

• When he was lieutenant he was developing himself. - "Editorials-from-the-Hearst-Newspapers", Brisbane, Arthur.
• It was the infancy of pleasure developing within them, unaware of the beautiful red flowers which were to crown its shoots. - "The Hated Son", Honore de Balzac.
• You are developing new and singular powers. - "The Captain of the Gray-Horse Troop", Hamlin Garland.