What does INCRGLY mean?
INCRGLY means Increasingly
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Scientific & Educational
category.
Particularly in Weather Abbreviations
Particularly in Weather Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Increasingly?
Increasingly can be abbreviated as INCRGLY
Other shorthands for Increasingly are: INC, INCR, ↑, INCRD, incrse, I
Other shorthands for Increasingly are: INC, INCR, ↑, INCRD, incrse, I
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- COWGIRL - Crazy Old Woman Goes Increasingly Really Loco
- ANI - Account of Increasingly
- LSI - Leads to an Increasingly
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