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Meanings of gradual in English
Proceeding in small stages.
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Examples for "sudden"
Examples for "sudden"
1
The number 8 is particularly auspicious, symbolizing sudden prosperity and good fortune.
2
Mizuki was surprised by this sudden question, but gave it serious thought.
3
Apparently Avery had accepted Mrs. Osborne's sudden change of mind without question.
4
The sudden change in him left Mitsuyo at a loss for words.
5
Portia feels a sudden hope for the first time in many days.
Usage of gradual in English
1
That, however, changed with the country's gradual acquiescence to the Russian president.
2
Restoring the system is likely to be a gradual process, Parker said.
3
Funds have been behind the gradual rise in prices in past weeks.
4
Evolution is a gradual process wherein species continually adapt to prevailing conditions.
5
University curricula today are products of gradual evolution, punctuated by periodic review.
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Therefore, stroke patients may profit from a more gradual withdrawal of weaning.
7
China is playing catch-up in this regard thanks to gradual regulatory changes.
8
It's crucial in spotting the gradual migration towards unacceptable standards of practice.
9
After gradual recovery, I was able to stop using aids and appliances.
10
Type B change only by the more gradual process of antigenic drift.
11
The proposed date for the gradual return of pupils is 1 June.
12
Usually, the regular U.S. jobs reports provide insight into gradual economic trends.
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The process is so gradual the person isn't aware of what's happening.
14
The growth in global demand for steel will be gradual, he said.
15
The total and immediate abolition had been attempted; and then the gradual.
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The gradual introduction of electronic ballots, though, is seeing these problems decline.
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Gradual across language varieties
South Africa
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Ireland
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United States of America
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