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Meanings of gradation in English
Catalan
graduació Usage of gradation in English
1
Species are not innumerable; neither are they now connected by consistent gradation.
2
There is a useful gradation in such things, and Marsala at 20s.
3
They express a gradation of the art which would otherwise be lost.
4
But he understood perfectly the artistic advantages of gradation, contrast, and relief.
5
Slowly-witha tortoise gradation-approachedthe faint gray dawn of the psychal day.
6
One might, very probably, trace a regular gradation between these two extremes.
7
If they were both vaporous, there would be a gradation between them.
8
Frankly, between these two, any gradation at all was difficult to tell.
9
The gradation here is from the top of the picture downwards.
10
It is gradation; a degree below a higher degree is considered as non-existence.
11
This gradation is a continuous one-thereare no breaks in the human race.
12
The rule of gradation includes also that of massing of colour.
13
The last transition took place quietly and with almost imperceptible gradation.
14
The effect produced by this gradation of obscurity was intensified by constructional artifices.
15
An orchestration of pink in every gradation from light rose to deep fuchsia.
16
For, through all this gradation, the difference of sex makes itself pleasurably felt.
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