graduated
/ˈɡrædʒuˌeɪtɪd/
adjective
- Having completed a course of study and received a degree or diploma.
- She is a graduated nurse with five years of experience.
- The ceremony honored the graduated class of 2023.
- The company hired several recently graduated engineers.
- Marked with lines or divisions at regular intervals, as on a measuring container.
- The beaker has a graduated scale on the side for measuring liquids.
- The thermometer has a graduated tube that shows the temperature clearly.
- Use a graduated measuring cup to get the exact amount of flour.
- Arranged or increasing in stages or steps.
- There is a graduated system of penalties for traffic violations.
- The company offers a graduated pay scale based on experience.
- The exercises in the book are graduated in difficulty from easy to hard.
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