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gradual

[graj-oo-uhl] / ˈgrædʒ u əl /


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Even if cuts resume, “it’s still going to be kind of gradual from here,” said English.

From The Wall Street Journal

The condition, described as "childhood Alzheimer's" or "childhood dementia" due to its neurodegenerative nature, causes the gradual loss of abilities, such as walking and eating.

From BBC

Meanwhile, a government “anti-involution” campaign to address deflation and overproduction has largely taken a gradual approach.

From The Wall Street Journal

They add that “a prolonged period of low interest rates can lead to the gradual development of a culture of more speculative investment.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Tarhan describes this process as a "long fuse," with the Ediacara Biota representing an important early phase in the gradual expansion of size, complexity, and ecological roles among animals.

From Science Daily