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Discover LudwigThe phrase "am gradually" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a slow or progressive change or development over time.
Example: "I am gradually improving my skills in playing the guitar."
Alternatives: "am slowly" or "am steadily".
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am gradually
adverb
In a gradual manner; making slow progress; slowly.
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And as I lean back in cushioned comfort, I am gradually swept off into the heavens.
I am gradually, but remorselessly, being pushed out of the marital bedroom.
With persistence, Jim Horne's xwordinfo.com Web site as my toolbox, and my patient crossword-solving family as my feedback loop, I am gradually improving.
"I paid for it with some of my savings, help from my parents, which I am gradually paying back, and a £600 travel scholarship from my school".
After a couple of surgical procedures, I am gradually recovering from jaundice caused by a blocked bile duct, but that – it turns out – is the least of my problems.
After nearly a week in Torquay, a trip to Greenway on the River Dart and an evening at the theatre watching Witness for the Prosecution (two hours of talking followed by six minutes of double-bluffing, triple-twisting action at the end – 1953's answer to CSI), I realise I am gradually entering a better mindset for Agatha appreciation.
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That's gradually changing.
We are gradually improving.
Meanwhile, Suzy was gradually deteriorating.
The debris was gradually cleared.
This is gradually improving margins.
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