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gradation

[grey-dey-shuhn] / greɪˈdeɪ ʃən /


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If Trump embodies the most extreme side of the rhetoric, gradations within his party do exist.

From Washington Post

From there, you can look out onto everything beautiful about the Pacific Northwest: water, sky, mountains, islands, all in gradations of blue and gray.

From Seattle Times

For example, if the stickers show more than five heat settings, just orient the labels so the gradations from low to high match the way your dials turn.

From Washington Post

Mottled in gradations of onyx and orange in patterns that resemble dyed fabrics, her pieces reward the careful observer with surprising shifts in color, pattern and detail.

From New York Times

One picture you sent focuses on the knob area, where part of the line showing gradations between low and high flames has been worn away.

From Washington Post