Synonym: bit by bit, step by step. Similar words: graduate, graduation, undergraduate, grade, annually, sexually, actually, virtually. Meaning: ['grædjʊəlɪ] adv. in a gradual manner.
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61. The bandage gradually unwound and fell off.
62. The British railway network has gradually been dismembered.
63. Gradually increase the temperature to boiling point.
64. The roaring sea gradually calmed down.
65. Ocean waves are gradually eating away the coastal rocks.
66. Gradually, the children began to understand.
67. Gradually, almost imperceptibly, her condition had worsened.
68. The group gradually evolved into a political party.
69. Try gradually to quiet them down as bedtime approaches.
70. The sound of his footsteps gradually died away.
71. Over the years the bulbs gradually increase.
72. These pesticides are gradually being phased out of use.
73. The bank slopes gradually down to the river.
74. The graph flattens out gradually after a steep fall.
75. Gradually the time span between sessions will increase.
76. Her hair gradually coarsened as she grew older.
77. We gradually exorcized her feelings of panic and terror.
78. Gradually elevate the patient into an upright position.
79. Gradually the colour returned to his cheeks.
80. His speech gradually became lighter in tone.
81. The youngsters gradually gain confidence in their abilities.
82. Our lead was being gradually whittled away.
83. Gradually the truth about him dawned.
84. He gradually cooled on the project.
85. The news gradually filtered through from Bombay last night.
86. He gradually relaxed and began to enjoy himself.sentencedict .com
87. The sea gradually calmed down as we steamed out.
88. Her life is gradually ebbing away.
89. The disease develops gradually and imperceptibly.
90. The newspaper gradually lost readers during the 1980s.
More similar words: graduate, graduation, undergraduate, grade, annually, sexually, actually, virtually, eventually, traditionally, adult, head up, lead up to, radar, parade, trading, radical, tradition, radiation, visual, ritual, casual, mutual, actual, manual, sexual, annual, traditional, qualify, unusual.