gradational Definition
- 1relating to or arranged in grades or gradual stages
- 2of, relating to, or involving a series of gradual stages or degrees
Using gradational: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "gradational" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
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The gradational changes in the color of the sky at sunset are breathtaking.
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The course is designed to provide students with a gradational understanding of the subject matter.
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The company's success was the result of a gradational process that involved years of hard work and dedication.
gradational Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for gradational
- graded
- progressive
- step-by-step
Summary: gradational in Brief
The term 'gradational' [grey-dey-shuh-nl] refers to something that is arranged in grades or gradual stages. It can be used to describe a series of gradual stages or degrees, as in 'The course is designed to provide students with a gradational understanding of the subject matter.' 'Gradational' is often used in reference to changes, such as the gradational changes in the color of the sky at sunset.
