graduses
/ˈɡrædəsɪz/
noun
- A series of steps or stages in a process, especially in a gradual progression.
- Her recovery from the illness came in slow graduses over several months.
- The project moved forward in graduses, each phase building on the last.
- The teacher explained the concept in graduses so the students could follow easily.
- A slope or incline, especially in a road or path.
- The engineer measured the graduses of the hill to plan the new railway.
- The old road had gentle graduses that made it easy for horses to climb.
- Hikers enjoyed the steady graduses of the mountain trail.
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