inching
Inching is a word that means moving slowly or gradually. When you inching forward, you're moving one step at a time.
The snail is inching its way down the hill.
The company is inching its way toward becoming a giant.
Inching is a word that means moving slowly or gradually. When you inching forward, you're moving one step at a time.
The snail is inching its way down the hill.
The company is inching its way toward becoming a giant.
verb
(followed by a preposition) To advance very slowly, or by a small amount (in a particular direction).
verb
To drive by inches, or small degrees.
verb
To deal out by inches; to give sparingly.
noun
Very gradual movement.
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The 'SuperBug' was just three quarters of an inch longer at 161.3 inches.
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The superbug was just three quarters of an inch longer at 161.3 inches.
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It was a real 3 inch tadpole.
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The diameter of the secondary is 3 inches.
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The input in 21 is precise to the nearest inch.
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She measured inches accurately to make quadrate.
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Her mother was desirous that it be reduced to sixteen inches.
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In general, the higher the picks per inch, the finer the fabric is.
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The 12 inch remix was the first of the groups extended remixes.
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He must be acutely aware of the temptation not to give an inch.