grad
1 Americannoun
noun
abbreviation
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Mathematics. gradient.
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graduate.
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graduated.
abbreviation
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maths gradient
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education graduate(d)
noun
Etymology
Origin of grad1
First recorded in 1870–75; by shortening
Origin of grad2
1905–10; < French grade degree < Latin gradus step
Example Sentences
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Like many recent theater school grads, Dela Cruz was still trying to find his niche as a performer, oscillating between the pursuits of ethnic ambiguity — a casting asset — and cultural identity.
From Los Angeles Times
It’s the best of times for Wall Street bulls and worst of times for young college grads.
He looks more like a Columbia grad student than the stereotypical bearded revolutionary.
What has been the job-hunting experience of the recent college grads you know?
See more: A recent college grad asks: How do I compete with AI to get a job in finance?
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