Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
gradine
noun
/ˈɡrædɪn/

Definition
A gradine is a type of step or ledge, often used in architecture to refer to a series of horizontal ledges or a sloped surface.

Examples
- The gradines of the ancient temple were designed to enhance its aesthetic appeal.
- Each gradine in the landscape design creates a unique tiered effect.
- In the garden, the gradines allow for a variety of plant levels to thrive.

Meaning
The term gradine can also describe any increase or change in level, reflecting a gradual advancement in height or importance.

Synonyms
- step
- ledge
- terrace