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grades

noun as in grade point average

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Example Sentences

But truth be told, I never came close to mastering the language despite my excellent grades.

After all, who needs good grades to simply engage in traditional charity work—like feeding the poor or supporting their churches?

“How it is” includes his grades, getting him to practices, games, summer tournaments, and any and all extracurricular activities.

Or a select few can boost their grades by braiding their armpit hair and fighting the patriarchy.

The correlation is especially robust in the lower grades, when students are in their formative years.

He rapidly rose through the various grades, until he finally held the chief command of the army as lieutenant-general.

After cobbing, great care is required in sorting the ore into the respective grades of Nos. 1, 2, and 3.

These may be again classified under many different heads, as there are many kinds and grades of each.

Few and rare are they, and great is the price of the higher grades thereof.

There are but few grades of Manilla cigars, and most of them are solid and well wrapped.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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