asymptotically

/ˌæsɪmˈtɑtɪkli/
adverb
  1. In a manner that approaches a limit or value but never reaches it, especially in mathematics or science.
    • The function behaves asymptotically, getting closer to zero as x increases.
    • The error rate decreases asymptotically, never quite reaching zero.
    • Asymptotically, the algorithm's performance improves with larger data sets.
  2. In a way that two things become increasingly similar over time without becoming identical.
    • Their skill levels are asymptotically approaching each other after years of practice.
    • The two cultures are asymptotically converging due to globalization.
    • The company's profits grew asymptotically toward the industry average.
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