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Definition of grade
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of grade is as below...
Grade (v. t.) To
arrange
in
order,
steps,
or
degrees,
according
to size,
quality,
rank, etc..
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First-rate
::
First-rate
(n.) A war
vessel
of the
highest
grade or the most
powerful
class.
Graduated
::
Graduated
(a.)
Marked
with, or
divided
into,
degrees;
divided
into
grades..
Alignment
::
Alignment
(n.) The
ground-plan
of a
railway
or other road, in
distinction
from the
grades
or
profile..
Charge D''affaires
::
Charge
d'affaires
(n.) A
diplomatic
representative,
or
minister
of an
inferior
grade,
accredited
by the
government
of one state to the
minister
of
foreign
affairs
of
another;
also, a
substitute,
ad
interim,
for an
ambassador
or
minister
plenipotentiary..
Retrogradingly
::
Retrogradingly
(adv.)
By
retrograding;
so as to
retrograde.
Regrade
::
Regrade
(v. i.) To
retire;
to go back.
Kipskin
::
Kipskin
(n.)
Leather
prepared
from the skin of young or small
cattle,
intermediate
in grade
between
calfskin
and
cowhide..
Degenerate
::
Degenerate
(a.)
Having
become
worse than one's kind, or one's
former
state;
having
declined
in
worth;
having
lost in
goodness;
deteriorated;
degraded;
unworthy;
base; low..
Ascent
::
Ascent
() The
degree
of
elevation
of an
object,
or the angle it makes with a
horizontal
line;
inclination;
rising
grade;
as, a road has an
ascent
of five
degrees..
Fall
::
Fall (v. t.) To
descend
in
character
or
reputation;
to
become
degraded;
to sink into vice,
error,
or sin; to
depart
from the
faith;
to
apostatize;
to sin..
Turanian
::
Turanian
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
an
extensive
family
of
languages
of
simple
structure
and low grade
(called
also
Altaic,
Ural-Altaic,
and
Scythian),
spoken
in the
northern
parts of
Europe
and Asia and
Central
Asia; of
pertaining
to, or
designating,
the
people
who speak these
languages..
Plantigrade
::
Plantigrade
(a.)
Having
the foot so
formed
that the heel
touches
the
ground
when the leg is
upright.
Cornet
::
Cornet
(n.) The
lowest
grade of
commissioned
officer
in a
British
cavalry
troop,
who
carried
the
standard.
The
office
was
abolished
in
1871..
Oxidize
::
Oxidize
(v. t.) To
subject
to the
action
of
oxygen
or of an
oxidizing
agent,
so as to bring to a
higher
grade,
as an -ous
compound
to an -ic
compound;
as, to
oxidize
mercurous
chloride
to
mercuric
chloride..
Grade
::
Grade (n.) A step or
degree
in any
series,
rank,
quality,
order;
relative
position
or
standing;
as,
grades
of
military
rank;
crimes
of every
grade;
grades
of
flour..
Uncardinal
::
Uncardinal
(v. t.) To
degrade
from the
cardinalship.
Ensign
::
Ensign
(n.) A
commissioned
officer
of the
lowest
grade in the navy,
corresponding
to the grade of
second
lieutenant
in the
army..
Degree
::
Degree
(n.) Grade or rank to which
scholars
are
admitted
by a
college
or
university,
in
recognition
of their
attainments;
as, the
degree
of
bachelor
of arts,
master,
doctor,
etc..
Embase
::
Embase
(v. t.) To bring down or
lower,
as in
position,
value,
etc.; to
debase;
to
degrade;
to
deteriorate..
Equate
::
Equate
(v. t.) To make
equal;
to
reduce
to an
average;
to make such an
allowance
or
correction
in as will
reduce
to a
common
standard
of
comparison;
to
reduce
to mean time or
motion;
as, to
equate
payments;
to
equate
lines of
railroad
for
grades
or
curves;
equated
distances..
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