PROLIFERATE
Correct answer: C. Bourgeon
- A. Gesticulate
- B. Aloofness
- C. Bourgeon
- D. Lesion
Explanation
Proliferate means to grow or multiply rapidly and abundantly, often in a healthy and vigorous way. Bourgeon is a verb that means to grow or sprout, especially in a sudden or rapid way, like a plant producing new growth.
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