Other words for gradually

[deoxy99]

...gradually...

Try these: bit by bit, by degrees, by installments, constantly, continuously, deliberately, gently, imperceptibly, in small doses, inch by inch, increasingly, little by little, moderately, perceptibly, piece by piece, piecemeal, progressively, regularly, sequentially, serially, steadily, step by step, successively, unhurriedly

[atomic7732]

...gradually...

Try these: bit by bit, by degrees, by installments, constantly, continuously, deliberately, gently, imperceptibly, in small doses, inch by inch, increasingly, little by little, moderately, perceptibly, piece by piece, piecemeal, progressively, regularly, sequentially, serially, steadily, step by step, successively, unhurriedly

What. The. ****.

[Darvince]

...gradually...

Try these: bit by bit, by degrees, by installments, constantly, continuously, deliberately, gently, imperceptibly, in small doses, inch by inch, increasingly, little by little, moderately, perceptibly, piece by piece, piecemeal, progressively, regularly, sequentially, serially, steadily, step by step, successively, unhurriedly

What. The. ****.

Your post count is broken.

[atomic7732]

Your post count is broken.

What do you mean? And this is really off topic.

[Laura]

...gradually...

Try these: bit by bit, by degrees, by installments, constantly, continuously, deliberately, gently, imperceptibly, in small doses, inch by inch, increasingly, little by little, moderately, perceptibly, piece by piece, piecemeal, progressively, regularly, sequentially, serially, steadily, step by step, successively, unhurriedly

Actually, it was the word 'eroded' I wasn't entirely happy with 

[deoxy99]

Try these: abrade, bite, consume, corrode, crumble, destroy, disintegrate, eat, gnaw, grind down, scour, spoil, waste, wear down

You can make whichever one you choose past tense for your case.

[Naru523]

Try these: abrade, bite, consume, corrode, crumble, destroy, disintegrate, eat, gnaw, grind down, scour, spoil, waste, wear down

You can make whichever one you choose past tense for your case.

We get the point. Seriously.

[Darvince]

Yay for Dan!



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Or Bla forgot.

[Bla]

Yay for Dan!



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Or Bla forgot.

I removed the spam part of your message, and Dan split the topic.