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brick by brick
adverb
To create or build something in a steady, step-by-step fashion.
Exact(49)
They're built brick by brick.
"It's brick by brick".
"Brick by brick, stitch by stitch".
Answer: the poor save brick by brick.
NEXT: Building a legacy, brick by brick.
Pujara builds innings brick by brick, the old-fashioned way.
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The Hand of God, brick-by-brick.
"Brick-by-brick," as Wirenstrand says.
The Guardian has its brick-by-brick Olympic events.
Even the humble wall may become totemic; references build up, brick-by-brick.
The proposal would see the station rebuilt brick-by-brick by 2014.
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