incremental in German
incremental in German is inkremental, inkrementell, Zuwachs- — incremental means happening in a series of small steps rather than all at once.
incremental in German
What does "incremental" mean?
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adjective Happening in a series of small steps rather than all at once.
"Progress has been incremental but steady."
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adjective Describing the extra amount added by one further unit or step, as opposed to the total.
"The incremental cost of each additional user is close to zero."
incremental in a sentence
- Progress has been incremental but steady.
- The team prefers incremental releases to one large annual update.
- The incremental cost of each additional user is close to zero.
- We measured the incremental revenue from the new channel alone.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "incremental" in German?
"incremental" in German is inkremental, inkrementell, Zuwachs-. incremental means: Happening in a series of small steps rather than all at once.
How do you use "incremental" in a sentence?
Example: "Progress has been incremental but steady." In German, "incremental" is inkremental, inkrementell, Zuwachs-.
Are there other ways to say "incremental" in German?
Yes — German has 6 translations listed for "incremental": inkremental, inkrementell, Zuwachs-, graduell, schrittweise, stadial.