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Meanings of gradual change in English
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Usage of gradual change in English
1
We see gradual change, in part, because we go looking for it.
2
Theories of government and social ideals have also undergone a gradual change.
3
Indeed, now that he remembered it, her tennis measured the gradual change.
4
But after their arrival at Dalton Hall there occurred a gradual change.
5
And yet even with this gradual change, our arrival was a surprise.
6
With E--'sarrival, however, a strange though gradual change came over Moro.
7
During the following months a gradual change came over Faye's house.
8
It's been a gradual change and I'm glad I retired when I did.
9
A gradual change or building up; from a lower to a higher order.
10
But my views upon this subject had undergone a gradual change.
11
Nothing in the world more subtle than the process of their gradual change!
12
It had come of itself-indefiniteas a gradual change of temperature.
13
The example cited most often was a gradual change in eye color among Moirans.
14
He contended also for a gradual change in the laws.
15
Is Hericlitean flux as normal or desirable as gradual change?
16
All is ruined now, perhaps by gradual change of climate.
This collocation consists of:
Gradual change through the time
Gradual change across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common