gradual — happening or developing slowly or by degrees; not sudden
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: happening or developing slowly or by degrees; not sudden
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɡrædʒuəl/
Korean meaning: 점진적인, 단계적인, 서서히 일어나는
Korean pronunciation: **그래**쥬얼
Example Sentences
- My grandmother's gradual transition from flip phone to smartphone took three years and five broken screens.
- The gradual rise in coffee prices made me realize I might need to switch to water as my morning beverage.
- There was a gradual shift in public opinion regarding environmental policies.
gradual
ADJECTIVE//ˈɡrædʒuəl//
happening or developing slowly or by degrees; not sudden
happening or developing slowly or by degrees; not sudden
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Gradual shift from virtual to actual reality!
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Origin
From Late Latin 'gradualis' meaning 'relating to degrees or steps,' derived from 'gradus' meaning 'step' or 'degree.' The word entered English through Old French influence during the medieval period.
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“My grandmother's gradual transition from flip phone to smartphone took three years and five broken screens.”
“The gradual rise in coffee prices made me realize I might need to switch to water as my morning beverage.”
“There was a gradual shift in public opinion regarding environmental policies.”
“The patient showed gradual signs of recovery after the surgery.”
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