incremental Antonyms

Meaning of incremental

Wordnet

incremental (s)

increasing gradually by regular degrees or additions

Webster

incremental (a.)

Pertaining to, or resulting from, the process of growth; as, the incremental lines in the dentine of teeth.

incremental Sentence Examples

  1. The company's incremental revenue growth has been consistent over the past few quarters.
  2. The team adopted an incremental approach to the project, breaking it down into smaller manageable tasks.
  3. The incremental cost of adding new features to the software was negligible.
  4. The company experienced incremental gains in market share due to its innovative marketing campaigns.
  5. The government proposed an incremental increase in the minimum wage to reduce income inequality.
  6. The incremental changes to the product's design resulted in improved usability and customer satisfaction.
  7. The investor witnessed an incremental return on their initial investment over several years.
  8. The researcher used an incremental methodology to iteratively refine their research findings.
  9. The incremental progress towards achieving their goals kept the team motivated and focused.
  10. The incremental improvements in the supply chain efficiency led to significant cost savings.

FAQs About the word incremental

increasing gradually by regular degrees or additionsPertaining to, or resulting from, the process of growth; as, the incremental lines in the dentine of teeth.

gradual, gradational, phased, step-by-step,piecemeal, tapered, imperceptible,progressive, stepped

discontinuous, discontinuous, sudden,sudden, abrupt, abrupt, dynamic, acute, saltatory, dynamic

The company's incremental revenue growth has been consistent over the past few quarters.

The team adopted an incremental approach to the project, breaking it down into smaller manageable tasks.

The incremental cost of adding new features to the software was negligible.

The company experienced incremental gains in market share due to its innovative marketing campaigns.