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The word "gradual" originated in the 14th century, borrowed from the Latin "gradualiter." It is derived from the Latin noun "gradus," meaning "step" or "grade," and the suffix "-aliter," meaning "in a way" or "manner."
The term was originally used in the context of religious music, specifically referring to a choral passage sung between the verses of a psalm during a gradual ascent to the altar. Over time, the word's meaning expanded to encompass any gradual or incremental change.
Etymology Late 19th century from gradual ism Meaning and Origin Gradualism is
Etymology Immediatism is derived from the Latin word immediatus which means immediate
Etymology Latin gradualiter Late Latin gradus step aliter in a gradual ma
Etymology Latin gradualiter French graduellement Middle English graduelly Meaning
Etymology Latin gradualiter Late Latin gradus step aliter in a gradual ma
Etymology The word aggress comes from the Latin verb aggredi which means to attack
Etymology of Aggression The term aggression derives from the Latin word aggressio w
Etymology The word aggressive comes from the Latin word aggressus meaning an attac
Etymology Centi Latin for one hundred Grad Swedish for degree Meaning A unit
Etymology The word congress is derived from the Latin word congressus which means
Etymology The word degrade comes from the late Latin degradare which means to step
Etymology The word degree comes from the Latin word gradus which means step or st
Etymology The word degression is derived from the Latin degressio which means a ste
Etymology The word digress comes from the Latin verb digredior which means to ste
Etymology The word digression comes from the Latin word digressiō which is derived
Etymology Latin egressus past participle of egredi meaning to go out Meaning
Etymology The word gradation comes from the Latin word gradus meaning step or de
Etymology The word grade comes from the Latin word gradus which means step or de
Etymology Latin gradualiter Late Latin gradus step aliter in a gradual ma
Etymology Latin gradus step French gradué one who has taken a degree Meani
Etymology Latin grallatōrius meaning walking on stilts Proto Indo European ghrel
Etymology Gravigrade comes from the Latin words gravis heavy and gradus step Me
Ingredient Etymology Meaning and Origin Ingredient Etymology Meaning Origin
Etymology The word ingress originates from the Latin word ingressus which means an
Etymology Latin planta sole of the foot gradus step Meaning Animals that w
Etymology Progress comes from the Latin word progressus which means advancement or
Etymology The word progression comes from the Latin word progressio which is derive
Etymology Latin regressus meaning step backward Old French regres meaning going
Etymology The word regression comes from the Latin word regressus which means a goi
Etymology Latin retro backward gradus step Retrograde first appeared in En
Etymology The word retrogress comes from the Latin word retrogredior which means t
Etymology The word tardigrade comes from the Latin words tardus slow and gradus
Etymology From Latin transgredi to go beyond transgress from trans across
Etymology Latin transgressio a crossing over transgression transgressus having p
Etymology Sudden comes from the Latin word subitaneus meaning sudden unexpected ha
Etymology The word steep comes from the Old English word stēap which means high
Etymology From Latin anamōrphōsis transformation change Greek ἀνα ana
Etymology From Latin ēmaciātiō meaning a making thin From ēmaciāre meaning to
Etymology Con with together valere to be strong escence state or process of
Etymology French développement Latin devolvere to roll down to unfold Root de
Etymology Middle English pleyn plan Old French plain plaine Vulgar Latin planus La
Etymology Ancient Greek ἀντίφωνος antiphōnos Literally means answering i
Etymology The word enigma comes from the Greek word αἴνιγμα ainigma meaning
Etymology The word rise comes from the Old English verb rīsan which means to ascen
