Graduates is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRADUATES in dictionary:

VERB:
• GRADUATE, to receive an academic degree or diploma
• successfully complete an academic degree, course of training, or (in North America) high school
• receive an academic degree from
• confer a degree or other academic qualification on
• move up to (a more advanced level or position)
• arrange in a series or according to a scale
• mark out (an instrument or container) in degrees or other proportionate gradations
• change (something, typically colour or shade) gradually or step by step
NOUN:
• a person who has successfully completed a course of study or training, especially a person who has been awarded an undergraduate or first academic degree.
• a person who has received a high-school diploma.

Words related to GRADUATES

graduate10 graduated12 graduating13

Words that contain GRADUATES

graduateship19 nongraduates14 graduateships20 postgraduates17 undergraduates17

How to use GRADUATES in a sentence

• We are graduates of the University of Higher Consciousness, and we are on our way to Historicalfigureland.
• It was the old fruit seller of Harwell, whose years are beyond reckoning, and who is remembered by the oldest graduates.
• There were twenty-two graduates in the classical course, and twenty-seven seniors in the theological class.
• The Market for college graduates and related aspects of education and income.
• The Baliol graduates had lost their race against the gentlemen of Shelburne, having rowed just a bit worse than their rivals.
• This is a little more than one-sixth of the entire number of present graduates from these departments.
• We are very proud of this book as being the first literary production in an African language of one of our graduates at the South, the Rev.
• In this time, theological graduates have passed from 7 to 28, and normal from 18 to 64.
• This is shown by the fact that less than two per cent of the graduates of these schools are working in the building trades.
• III And the second vow that I should urge these graduates to take is the vow of fidelity to the spirit of their calling.
• The clergy, now thirteen or fourteen in number, were nearly all graduates of Oxford or Cambridge.
• There was not lacking a great number of the race, many of them college graduates, competent to act as officers of National Guard units.
• At present commissions are granted first to the graduates of West Point, and even a fair and more liberal policy in this regard in the future will not meet present needs.
• Eastlake, had been chosen by the class for their beauty and sweet ways to head the procession of the white-gowned graduates.
• In the case of a school team it is almost always possible to secure the services of a coach from among the graduates.
• There are 18,000 students at college in order to supply an annual output of 1,935 graduates.
• At Amherst, 1872-1879, it was found that 44 of the 440 graduates of the period remained unmarried.
• Yet, somehow, the graduates of Harvard got a good intellectual training from the University.
• The pastors of two of the Baptist churches are graduates of our school here, and the pastor of one of the Methodist churches is now taking lessons in our seminary.
• Most of them were graduates of Harvard College, whose influence was always on the patriot side.
• Many of those who received degrees before coming here were graduates of the principal institutions of this country.
• Graduates of the first degree are called Siusai, of the second Quiugin, and of the third Chinzu.
• The expression of a half-playful sneer graduates into one of great ferocity when, together with a heavily frowning brow and fierce eye, the canine tooth is exposed.
• Five minutes later the young graduates were laying aside the gray uniform for good and all.
• As was afterwards learned, all of them were graduates either of colleges or of scientific schools but not one of them affected any superiority over the young newcomers.
• Being themselves graduates of the Naval Academy, officers are sure to know that the inspection immediately after taps does not always suffice.
• Oberlin was the great pioneer in the work of blotting out the color line in colleges, and has more Negro graduates by far than any other Northern college.
• The graduates alone are next considered in this respect.
• Fifty-six per cent of the failures for the graduates occur after the second year.
• Our particular interest is not in how many pupils the school graduates in any year, but rather in how many of the entering pupils in any one year stay to graduate.
• Nearly 70 per cent of the failing graduates require four years or less for graduation.
• At Holyoake College it was found that only half the lady graduates afterwards married, and the average family of those who did marry was less than two children.

Similar words containing GRADUATE without suffix s

graduate10 graduated12 nongraduate13 graduateship19 nongraduates14 postgraduate16 graduateships20 postgraduates17 undergraduate16 undergraduates17

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