Synonyms for graded
grad·ed

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1. graded, ranked, stratifiedadjective

   arranged in a sequence of grades or ranks

   "stratified areas of the distribution"

   Synonyms:
   ranked, stratified, class-conscious, bedded

   Antonyms:
   nonhierarchical, nonhierarchic

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1. List of paraphrases for "graded":

   classified, ranked, categorized, sorted

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1. Mary Clare Reim:

   My initial reaction is, this is absurd, the concept that parents should be graded by teachers on their involvement is a reversal of what the education system should look like. Parents should be grading teachers on their performance. Putting grades on parental involvement from the top down is not the way this should work.

2. David Bennett:

   The market for vivid blue diamonds of this level, it's so rare. Each stone is individual, in a sense, the GIA (Gemological Institute of America) graded 400 blue diamonds and only four of the 400 were graded (fancy) vivid blue. So even amongst this extremely rare class of blue diamonds, to get one vivid blue, 12 carats, internally flawless, is once in a blue moon.

3. Andrew Freeman:

   Typically if you have not been exercising, we will get a stress test, a supervised graded exercise test to make sure that you don't have a heart attack while you exercise, exercise is very safe. It's highly effective.

4. Donnie Brown:

   CLIA is proud of its lines’ strong commitment to public health and their record of excellence with VSP ship inspections. Our cruise line's ships are graded in dozens of areas including hygiene and sanitation of food, galley cleanliness, water, shipboard personnel and the ship overall, these scores are a testament to cruise line efforts to provide passengers with the highest level of service.

5. David Roberts:

   UNC asserted that although courses were created and graded by an office secretary, student-athletes completed their own work. Here, by contrast, Missouri acknowledged that Yolanda Kumar completed student-athletes work and, in most instances, this conduct violated its honor code.