1. An order of steps; an ancient book of hymns, so called because some of them were chanted on the steps of the pulpit; the part of the mass between the epistle and the gospel.

2. Proceeding step by step; regular and slow.

3. See Grail.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• graduelt,
• gradulaly,
• graduat,
• grajualy,
• graduall,
• gradure,
• cradal,
• graudual,
• gradualyl,
• gradua,
• granuale,
• gradualy,
• fraudual,
• graduele,
• gradully,
• radal,
• graduade,
• graduae,
• granual,
• gradur

• great deal,
• graduate,
• graduality,
• Gridley,
• gridlock,
• greatly,
• griddle,
• great wall,
• gradually,
• great hall.

The adjective form of the word "gradual" is "gradual".

The plural of the "gradual" can be the "graduals".

The singular of the "gradual" can be the "gradual".