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    degree


    1. She was wearing another one of her loud polka dot dresses and Johnny couldn’t understand how someone could wear such ugly clothes that made them stand out to such a high degree; it was almost as if the dots and varied colors were specifically made to clash as much as possible


    2. Dharma depends upon time, circumstances, age, degree of evolution and the community to which one belongs


    3. Most adjectives have the positive degree, the comparative degree followed by ‘ than’ to compare 2 things, and the superlative degree preceded by ‘ the’ to compare more than 2 things


    4. as’ with the positive degree


    5. We use ‘than’ with the comparative degree


    6. ‘The’ is used with the superlative degree


    7. "This is the degree of control he said you’d have over those emitters


    8. Some of the stars weren’t where they should have been by only a tenth of a degree, but when the images from all the friendly craft were combined, the positional discrepancies were enough to make the stars appear to grow in angular diameter in one, moving location


    9. And yet I found a small degree of happiness in realising that I no longer had to argue


    10. The degree of love, unity, and soundness exceeded that which I have seen in most congregations in the forty years I have preached the gospel

    11. " Surprisingly, the whole exchange has brought out a degree of exuberance from Apollo and I must admit, I'm thankful for that


    12. A good definition of love is the degree to which one is willing to deny himself for the good of another


    13. On the other hand, nobody can say they lack these three characteristics completely; without them, even in a small degree, nobody survives infancy


    14. To the degree that we live from this reality is the degree unto which we are true believers in the faith


    15. by degree and minute, so that by two or three in the afternoon,


    16. Almost as though observing from a distance, I watch my other self flounder as doubts about my chances of concluding the quest with any degree of success become definite, bottomless failure; my perennial loneliness becomes an old age of isolation in a world slowly spiralling down into barrenness and desolation as I eek out my days, hated by those who remain here … the few who could not escape across … Berndt’s face stares at me, full of the loathing he feels for my failure


    17. Further, when we are no longer Israel and the Church, but are now the New Jerusalem – the Holy City – the Bride of Christ – we are now displaying a further degree of God


    18. the speaking in tongues that comes by degree


    19. In stretching the spinal column to the greatest degree it helps to relieve and prevent sciatica and lumbago


    20. Having had an easy time of it with the Letter L Breathing Exercise, try now another exercise which incorporates breathing, stretching, and in its advanced stages, a high degree of balance

    21. The downward drag, though it may be held in check by a healthy and active body, is nevertheless always present in some degree


    22. Though a certain degree of slowing down of activity on the first two days of a period is advisable, there need not be any undue resting


    23. 'Not to this degree, this boy's brain is wired differently


    24. repeatedly stressed and even injured to a degree


    25. Innkeepers are required to have a degree in the Sciences, Agriculture, Psychology, and the Law


    26. Jed was doing a degree in something technical and scientific which meant he had to spend a lot of time working, and Joanna just could not get her head round that


    27. Joanna managed to get a degree of sorts - no idea how, she never did any work I could see - however, Jed's hard work paid off and he landed a good job with a local manufacturer


    28. It is an unmatched degree of


    29. degree within the circle


    30. "We are still waiting for the full pathology report, toxicity etcetera, but early indications are that this combination has caused a degree of cerebral oedema…"

    31. There is a degree of status amid the anarchy


    32. For all his scientific qualifications – and he has a degree of sorts according to these records – he’s not all that bright


    33. as a teenager and not as a teacher even though she had the degree


    34. ‘Oh stop showing off your bloody literary degree, James!’ Grant said, ‘Anyway, it wasn’t anything we did


    35. ” Harold was confident to a degree that was nearly infectious in both his manner and speech


    36. The facilities there are very well designed, giving the occupants a high degree of privacy while at the same time providing a community within which they can live as full a life as their age or infirmity permits


    37. Why hadn't she been able to convince Mike to do this for her, he was the one with the degree in accounting, she thought as she twirled the pencil between her fingers, gazing down on the numbers that blurred before her tired eyes


    38. Harry had to affirm the observation, he was made well aware of his distinct status nearly from his first days in the Hundred, sometimes favorable, often eliciting some degree of initial jealousy, though soon overcome and banished


    39. With this termination I heard from my mother, I and bared into my mind that my mother is wrong and that I forced them that I really want to go to school and be a degree holder


    40. The lakes extended at a roughly sixty degree angle all across the tropics and northern temperate zones, seven hundred oxygen barometric feet above Earth's sea level

    41. their local high school to some degree, but mostly I think it was because of


    42. Anyone will tell you today in the typical sarcastic fashion: you have degree in liberal arts “Would you like fries with that”? I didn't worry about my degree in government and history making me unemployable, I knew I was going to go to law school


    43. Back in 1971 you could go or attend any school without making any progress towards a higher degree


    44. Because I had never taken any business courses, I wanted to learn something about business and I wanted to learn something about auto mechanics so I figured that this would be the first time I would have fun in college, not caring at all whether I got a degree or not


    45. He fell the last thirty feet down the near ninety degree slope


    46. Now Hankins has a degree, her own business and the desire to participate in the betterment of


    47. The wilderness is the only place to get a degree in the


    48. it turned out, such was the degree of traffic in the wake of


    49. To ascertain what is the average profit of all the different trades carried on in a great kingdom, must be much more difficult; and to judge of what it may have been formerly, or in remote periods of time, with any degree of precision, must be altogether impossible


    50. But though it may be impossible to determine, with any degree of precision, what are or were the average profits of stock, either in the present or in ancient times, some notion may be formed of them from the interest of money














































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    Synonyms for "degree"

    degree grade level academic degree arcdegree point stage proportion rate ratio scale notch rung step

    "degree" definitions

    a position on a scale of intensity or amount or quality


    a specific identifiable position in a continuum or series or especially in a process


    an award conferred by a college or university signifying that the recipient has satisfactorily completed a course of study


    a measure for arcs and angles


    the highest power of a term or variable


    a unit of temperature on a specified scale


    the seriousness of something (e.g., a burn or crime)