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Meaning & Definition of Gradation in English

English

Gradation

A series of gradual changes or steps


Pronunciation:

/ˌɡreɪˈdeɪʃən/

Part of Speech:

noun

Plural:

gradations

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: The process of changing gradually from one state to another.

    Example Sentence: The gradation of color in the sunset was breathtaking.

  • Definition: A systematic series of steps or stages.

    Example Sentence: The curriculum has been designed to include a gradation of difficulty in the exercises.

  • Definition: A variation in tone or shade.

    Example Sentence: The artist used gradation to create depth in the painting.

Etymology

Origin: From Latin 'gradatio', meaning a stepping or degree.

Synonyms

gradationdegreesteplevelscale

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • gradations of color: Different shades or tones of color.
  • steady gradation: A continuous and even change.
  • gradations in skill level: Different levels of proficiency.

Translations

  • Spanish: graduación
  • French: gradation
  • German: Gradation
  • Russian: градация

Related Words

  • gradient: A rate of change or an incline.
  • degree: A stage in a scale of values.
  • scale: A system of ordered marks at fixed intervals used as a reference standard.

Slang Meanings of gradation

  • Meaning: A subtle or gradual change.

    Example Sentence: There's a gradation in how people react to the news.