Synonyms for incremental
in·cre·men·tal

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1. incrementaladjective

   increasing gradually by regular degrees or additions

   "lecturers enjoy...steady incremental growth in salary"

   Antonyms:
   subtractive

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1. List of paraphrases for "incremental":

   incrementals, gradual, progressive, additional, differential, marginal, supplementary, step-by-step, incrementing, phased, extra, cumulative, phased-in

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1. Gerald Keefe:

   The macro setup for Asia has been as good as it possibly could have been for the last couple of years, and that has encouraged a lot of outbound investments and a lot of incremental trade has come through those corridors.

2. Mike Hyter:

   I think there is still a stigma about Black executives talent and abilities that needs to be addressed, the perception of limited ability as compared to others is still prominent in spite of the incremental gains, which is why we need to remain vigilant.

3. Wallace Epperson:

   The incremental 15% is really beginning to cut into the meat.

4. Jonathan Schanzer:

   The right move is to pursue these designations in the less-politicized Treasury process in a way that is incremental and pragmatic. From there, additional affiliates can be added.

5. John Aiken:

   We believe that the miss against expectations was largely driven by lower revenues, while declining management fee margins is an industry wide concern, we have noticed some incremental moderation in IGM's numbers, as it seeks to realign pricing in order to facilitate longer-term fund sales.