Definition Synonyms
Definition of stepwise - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
gradual progressionproceeding or changing by steps
- The stepwise introduction of new technology was effective.
2.
arrangementarranged in the manner of steps
- The stepwise design of the staircase was elegant.
Adverb
gradual processin a way that happens one step at a time
- The difficulty increased stepwise throughout the course.
Origin of stepwise
English, step + wise (manner)
Terms with stepwise included in their meaning
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stepwise escalation
escalate or raise in steps
instruction design
stepwise teaching approach using self-paced materials and frequent checks
stepwise increase
cause something to increase in steps
stepwise thinking
process of reasoning from premises to a conclusion
spectroscopy
diffraction grating with stepwise arranged plates
machinery
mechanical part with star-shaped edge that moves objects stepwise
concept problem-solving
concept guiding stepwise problem solving or decision making
organization
having a hierarchical or stepwise arrangement
Examples of stepwise in a sentence
They made stepwise improvements to the system. The stepwise pattern on the wall was striking. They followed a stepwise approach to solve the problem. The plan progressed stepwise over months. We solved the puzzle stepwise together.
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- French:progressif, progressivement, ...
- German:schrittweise, stufenartig, ...
- Italian:graduale, progressivamente, ...
- Spanish:progresivo, paso a paso, ...
- Portuguese:gradual, gradualmente, ...
- Chinese:逐步的, 逐步地, ...
- Japanese:段階的な, 段階的に, ...
- Arabic:تَدْرِيجِي, خطوة بخطوة, ...
- Hebrew:הַדְרָגָתִי, בְּאֹפֶן מְדֻרְגָּה, ...
- Russian:пошаговый, поэтапно, ...
- Ukrainian:покроковий, поступово, ...
- Hindi:चरणबद्ध, कदम-दर-कदम, ...
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