Gradually is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRADUALLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a gradual manner.
• In degree.
ADVERB:
• GRADUAL, happening by degrees
• in a gradual way; slowly; by degrees
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a book containing the choral parts of the Mass

Words related to GRADUALLY

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How to use GRADUALLY in a sentence

• Gradually, I traced, in that ancient man, a faint resemblance to my self of other days.
• Beyond this, the ascent on the American side commences, and gradually leads, for about 300 miles, to the Newfoundland shore.
• Break the eggs into a basin, mix the flour with them, add the milk gradually, with nutmeg and seasoning, and put the oysters in the batter.
• There were no middle ranks of men that could gradually mix with their superiors, and insensibly procure to themselves honour and distinction.
• I mention these facts to show that my present opinion on the subject was not assumed at the outset, but has been arrived at gradually, and is based upon my own observations.
• The air is dry again, so that tents and equipment are gradually losing their icy condition imposed by the blizzard conditions of the past week.
• And the audience rose gradually to their feet, straining forward to catch every movement, thrilled with excitement as were the mighty crowds at the actual race.
• The loss of memory of the period immediately preceding was complete, but of course, gradually, the cloud began to lift over the earlier periods.
• Their loyalty was gradually undermined as the war assumed the character of conquest and extermination.
• Consequently, it was more like gradually settling than falling.
• He gradually grew worse, and was at times delirious.
• Gradually, however, this illusion has been dispelled, until now at every principal contest they are found present in large numbers.
• Thus a gulf gradually opened between the spoken and the written language.
• Gradually, I succeeded in getting at the heart of the true man which I knew was hidden under the hard exterior, and the poor fellow began to tell me about his life.
• The property left by his father had gradually dwindled in value, partly through lack of careful uninterrupted management.
• For a last time he came to look at the cove, which gradually opened.
• Next day was no better, but the noises abated and ceased gradually.
• The mountain, which had been steep and difficult to descend, now began to slope more gradually as it approached nearer its base.
• And the drumming, at first vague and of no significance, gradually took on, of itself as it seemed, a definite rhythm.
• Then, gradually, both he and she became more composed.
• At first my eyes swam, and I could distinguish nothing, but gradually I recovered.
• Not a tree was to be seen as far as the eye could reach, and it reached far, both out to sea and over the country, which sloped gradually up to the mountains many a mile inland.
• The scene slowly changed, as when on the dark stage of a theater an invisible light is gradually turned, showing everything in its actual relation to everything else.

Similar words containing GRADUAL without suffix ly

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