snowballed
Meaning
of Snowball
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
According to Politico, her allegations have now snowballed into a major headache for the Democratic party.
But citizens’ frustrations snowballed, including low pensions and poor public services.
As his workplace problems snowballed, prosecutors said, Mr. Schulte downloaded the internal documents on an evening in April 2016, attempted to erase his digital fingerprints and later gave the files to WikiLeaks.
Now it has snowballed and continues to snowball and go out of control.
But then everything snowballed in the third for NMU.
He explained: 'Patient wise, it's snowballed over the past few years.'