Grades is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRADES in dictionary:

VERB:
• GRADE, to arrange in steps or degrees
• arrange in or allocate to grades; classify or sort
• give a mark to (a student or a piece of work).
• pass gradually from one level, especially a shade of colour, into another
• reduce (a road) to an easy gradient.
• cross (livestock) with a superior breed.
NOUN:
• a particular level of rank, quality, proficiency, or value
• a level in a salary or employment structure
• a level of importance allocated to a listed building
• (in historical linguistics) a relative position in a series of forms involving ablaut.
• a group of animals at a similar evolutionary level.
• (with specifying ordinal number) those pupils in a school or school system who are grouped by age or ability for teaching at a particular level for a year
• an examination, especially in music
• a gradient or slope
• a variety of cattle produced by crossing with a superior breed
• a mark indicating the quality of a student's work

Words related to GRADES

grade7 graded9 grading10

Words that contain GRADES

aggrades11 degrades11 regrades10 upgrades12 disgrades12 misgrades13 paygrades16 progrades13 subgrades13 downgrades16 overgrades15 biodegrades16 centigrades15 intergrades13 multigrades15 retrogrades13 saltigrades13 spinigrades15 tardigrades14 digitigrades16 plantigrades16

How to use GRADES in a sentence

• Not until men have got bread enough to eat will they have leisure or energy to spare for the animal grades of vitality.
• There are grades of that society which you have joined, rings within rings, as you may well imagine.
• The roads were very good on the whole, and, while the country was rolling, the grades were not so steep as to compel the use of the slow gear to any great extent.
• American machines, as a rule, get along very well with the low grades, but many of the foreign machines require the better grades.
• It is supposed that higher grades than now exist by law would be useful.
• Stanton, and finally found himself, valise in hand, waiting among throngs of officers of all grades, all arms of the service, for a chance to board his train.
• We may look for a large increase of attendance in all grades next year.
• The establishment of a regular graded course of study, from the lowest primary grades to the college, and close adherence to such course are being felt more and more each year.
• The evil has the acquiescence and encouragement of the Government and its functionaries of all kinds and grades throughout the country.
• He also thought the same criticism applied to selections for commissioned grades.
• Recently, four names, the names of women, were presented to classes of girls in the last year of the grammar grades and the four years of the high school.
• What is thus pre-eminently true of the primary grades is true to a large extent throughout all the grades of the common school.
• In every branch of study there are certain underlying principles and forms of thought whose thorough mastery in the lower grades is necessary to successful progress.
• For these grades geography and history cover the same geographical regions.
• We have lived in Pettybaw a very short time, but I see that we have already made an impression upon all grades of society.
• These grades correspond to the lower grades of similar services in European countries.
• Even the babies of the lowest grades can comprehend moths when they see a few emerge, and learn their history, as it can be lived before them.
• But though the underworld was more or less terrified, the upper grades were only the further aroused.
• This mixed pantheon had its grades of noble princes and kings, each of its members representing one of the forces constituting the world.
• Under the circumstances of our service a peculiar propriety exists for increasing the officers, especially in the higher grades.
• If we pass from the architecture of the period to its social condition, we remark that grades of society already existed, and were as pronounced as in later times.
• Lionel and his bride were expected momentarily, and the company of all grades formed themselves into groups as they awaited them.
• That is to say, half a million years for the purely animal man in his different forms and grades of evolution.
• By no possibility can they, in their existence as women, reach the higher grades of holiness which lead to Nirvana.
• In primary grades girls are approaching the height of the doll interest, which Hall and others place at eight or nine years.
• It follows of necessity that the girls who work in them come from their work with all grades of ability.

Similar words containing GRADE without suffix s

grade7 graded9 grader8 aggrade10 degrade10 gradely12 graders9 regrade9 upgrade11 aggraded12 aggrades11 degraded12 degrader11 degrades11 disgrade11 misgrade12 paygrade15 prograde12 regraded11 regrades10 subgrade12 ungraded11 upgraded13 upgrader12 upgrades12 citigrade13 degraders12 disgraded13 disgrades12 downgrade15 gradeless11 gradelier11 misgraded14 misgrades13 nongraded12 overgrade14 paygrades16 posigrade13 prograded14 progrades13 subgrades13 taligrade11 upgraders13 biodegrade15 centigrade14 cirrigrade14 degradedly17 dorsigrade13 downgraded17 downgrades16 gradeliest12 intergrade12 multigrade14 orthograde15 overgraded16 overgrades15 retrograde12 saltigrade12 spinigrade14 tardigrade13 anterograde13 biodegraded17 biodegrades16 centigrades15 digitigrade15 intergraded14 intergrades13 laterigrade13 multigrades15 plantigrade15 retrograded14 retrogrades13 saltigrades13 spinigrades15 tardigrades14 unguligrade14 upgradeable17 digitigrades16 plantigrades16 retrogradely17 upgradeability23 upgradeabilitie21 upgradeabilities22

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