step by step in Latin
step by step in Latin is gradātim, pedetemptim — step by step means by moving through one stage at a time, in a fixed order, so that nothing is skipped.
step by step in Latin
gradātim
Gradually and steadily.
pedetemptim
Gradually and steadily.
What does "step by step" mean?
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adverb By moving through one stage at a time, in a fixed order, so that nothing is skipped.
"She talked me through the tax return step by step until it was finished."
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adjective Set out as a numbered or ordered series of stages that are easy to follow.
"The manual includes step-by-step instructions with photographs."
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step by step in a sentence
- She talked me through the tax return step by step until it was finished.
- Recovery happens step by step, not all at once.
- The manual includes step-by-step instructions with photographs.
- I found a step-by-step guide to installing the software.
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What is "step by step" in Latin?
"step by step" in Latin is gradātim, pedetemptim. step by step means: By moving through one stage at a time, in a fixed order, so that nothing is skipped.
How do you use "step by step" in a sentence?
Example: "She talked me through the tax return step by step until it was finished." In Latin, "step by step" is gradātim, pedetemptim.
Are there other ways to say "step by step" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "step by step": gradātim, pedetemptim.
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