gradevolemente
The American History and the Encyclopedia of Music · 1908 · p. 251
te) adv. Agreeably; pleasingly. It. adv. graduatamente (gra-doo-a-ta-men'-te) gradire (gra-de'-re) It. v. By steps or degrees; gradually, To go forward; to ascend by degraduates in music grees. Bachelor and Doctor are the ordigraditamente (gra-di-ta-men'-te) It. nary degrees in music. These are adv. bestowed only in Great Britain and Very sweetly. Ireland, certain British colonies and in graditi imo (gra-di-tis'-si-m5) It. adj. the United States. The University of Very sweet. Cambridge also confers the degree of Gradleiter (grad'-li-ter) Ger. n. Master. See also degrees in music. Literally, a graduated ladder; a graduazione (gra-doo-a-tse-6'-ne) It. scale. n. A gradation; a gradual decrease or
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