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Present participle for to have completed a course studied at an educational institution
“Philip would graduate from the school of journalism at the University of Missouri that spring.”
Present participle for to advance or move up a level in one's pursuits
“Then, if a team was fortunate enough to graduate to the next level, the crew moved up as well.”
Present participle for to categorize or arrange in a series or according to a scale
“It also alters the penalty system, in line with industry concerns, to graduate penalties according to the seriousness of the offense.”
Present participle for to mark out in degrees or other proportionate gradations
“We will graduate the cylinder into a thousand equal divisions, by horizontal marks numbered from the bottom upward from one to one thousand.”
Present participle for to gain accreditation for something by passing a test or exam
A person's first appearance or performance in a particular capacity or role
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