| Gradually wear away |
| Musical passage that gets gradually louder |
| Spread gradually outward, as a skirt |
| Disappear gradually |
| Drops off or subsides |
| Add gradually, as crops to a field |
| Accesses gradually |
| Deplete gradually |
| Gradually disappeared |
| Gradually separated |
| Acclimate gradually |
| Reduced gradually |
| Gradually transition, as from one's current position |
| Add gradually during a cycle |
| Gradually weaken |
| Advance gradually |
| Approached gradually, with "to |
| Gradually corroded |
| Gradually subside |
| Reduces gradually |
| Gradually corrode |
| Subsides slowly |
| Gradually quickening, in mus. |
| Approach gradually |
| Getting gradually louder, in mus. |
| Gradually becomes smaller |
| Disap-pear gradually |
| Gradually lose brightness |
| Decays gradually |
| Use up gradually. |