HIGHER GRADE

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She felt she had a high status, and though she really didn't, she gave that to herself and that's a self-defence mechanism.

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Subjects who were preselected as being self-differentiated or undifferentiated were observed under conditions of high or low anonymity.

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The high mutual respect that the stepbrothers developed for one another was one of the most important developments that knit the blended family together.

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He began to draw cartoons for a local paper while still in high school.

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Higher Grade SUBST (in Scotland)

high-grade [americ ˈhaɪ ˈˌɡreɪd, Brit ˈhʌɪɡreɪd] ADJ

I. high <higher highest> [americ haɪ, Brit hʌɪ] ADJ

1.1. high building/wall/mountain:

1.2. high:

1.3. high (in status):

1.4. high (morally, ethically):

1.5. high (in pitch):

2.1. high (considerable, greater than usual):

2.2. high (good, favorable):

2.3. high JOGOS:

3.1. high LIT, TEATR:

3.2. high (climactic):

4.1. high (happy, excited):

4.2. high (intoxicated):

5. high (of time, period):

6. high:

II. high <higher highest> [americ haɪ, Brit hʌɪ] ADV

1.1. high fly:

1.2. high (in status):

1.3. high (in pitch):

2.1. high (in amount, degree):

2.2. high (in cards):

III. high [americ haɪ, Brit hʌɪ] SUBST

1.1. high C (level):

1.2. high U:

2.1. high METEO C (anticyclone):

2.2. high METEO C (high temperature):

3. high C coloq:

4. high U (top gear) americ MOTOR:

5. high C (high school):

higher [ˈhʌɪə] ADJ

1. higher compar of high

2. higher atrib mammals/organs:

I. high <higher highest> [americ haɪ, Brit hʌɪ] ADJ

1.1. high building/wall/mountain:

1.2. high:

1.3. high (in status):

1.4. high (morally, ethically):

1.5. high (in pitch):

2.1. high (considerable, greater than usual):

2.2. high (good, favorable):

2.3. high JOGOS:

3.1. high LIT, TEATR:

3.2. high (climactic):

4.1. high (happy, excited):

4.2. high (intoxicated):

5. high (of time, period):

6. high:

II. high <higher highest> [americ haɪ, Brit hʌɪ] ADV

1.1. high fly:

1.2. high (in status):

1.3. high (in pitch):

2.1. high (in amount, degree):

2.2. high (in cards):

III. high [americ haɪ, Brit hʌɪ] SUBST

1.1. high C (level):

1.2. high U:

2.1. high METEO C (anticyclone):

2.2. high METEO C (high temperature):

3. high C coloq:

4. high U (top gear) americ MOTOR:

5. high C (high school):

Higher SUBST

Higher (in Scotland) → Higher Grade

Higher Grade SUBST (in Scotland)

I. grade [americ ɡreɪd, Brit ɡreɪd] SUBST

1.1. grade:

1.2. grade (in seniority):

2.1. grade americ ESCOLAR (class):

2.2. grade (in exam):

3. grade (gradient):

II. grade [americ ɡreɪd, Brit ɡreɪd] VERBO trans

1.1. grade (classify):

1.2. grade (order in ascending scale):

1.3. grade (mark) americ: