Definitions
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- adverb In an
incremental fashion; in small increments.
Etymologies
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Examples
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You can either grow it one brick at a time, never touching a finished brick again (what he calls incrementally).
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We can design novelty, but only by building out incrementally from the known into the unknown.
Blurring the Line 2007
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We can design novelty, but only by building out incrementally from the known into the unknown. doug:
Blurring the Line 2007
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We can design novelty, but only by building out incrementally from the known into the unknown.
Blurring the Line 2007
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What I found that one of the nice things [about] working incrementally is that I don’t have to reinvent the wheel every single day.
Work in Increments to Beat Anxiety | Lifehacker Australia 2008
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Every use of these terms incrementally blunts the impact of such phrases when required in their proper context: real wars with equally real and deadly enemies trying to kill, maim and conquer their foes.
Let's declare war on these tired military metaphors Jamie Fahey 2010
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In an interview after the town meeting, Lieberman said that health care changes can only come incrementally, which is why the
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Councilwoman Christine Hensley has said she is open to the idea of incrementally cutting funding for the nonprofit programs.
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Councilwoman Christine Hensley has said she is open to the idea of incrementally cutting funding for the nonprofit programs.
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The government said it always planned to introduce the cards "incrementally".
B2fxxx 2008
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