Synonyms for grader
ˈgreɪ dərgrad·er

Princeton's WordNet

1. gradernoun

   a judge who assigns grades to something

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1. List of paraphrases for "grader":

   classifier

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1. Joe Walsh:

   The intensive three-week Kinderguardian course introduces specially selected children from 12 to4 years old to pistols, rifles, semiautomatics and a rudimentary knowledge of mortars, in less than a month —less than a month— a first-grader can become a first grenade-er.

2. Brenda Sheridan:

   It’s not in our curriculum, because that would be inappropriate. It is a graduate level theory, and it would be inappropriate if a fifth grader was doing that and learning that in school, and it’s been manipulated to replace what is really equity initiatives and teaching students about their biases and teachers about their biases. And that’s what leads to discipline disproportionality and students being treated differently just based on their skin color or perhaps poverty.

3. Katie Couric:

   [I]f I want to talk to someone, for half an hour, even 45 minutes, an hour about gun violence and why nothing has been done to reduce gun violence in this country, I can do it. I’m 65 years old, I’m the boss of me, I run my own show and I can speak out about the need for sensible gun laws, and I can be an activist, and everyone should be an activist before they have a fourth grader killed in his or her class or before they have a grandparent killed buying a quarter of milk, right?

4. Keila Lino:

   We want to... make a change in some way, it’s not fair. We know it’s not fair. We don’t want revenge. We want changes. Read Lino's story and those of other victims lost this year because of the flu. Nico Mallozzi, 10, died on Sunday after suffering from flu complications, according to a medical examiner. ( Kirsten Morin, courtesy of the Nico Mallozzi family) Nico Mallozzi started feeling sick before participating in The Cup North American Championship hockey tournament in Buffalo, New York. The 10-year-old from New Canaan, Conn., reportedly left the tournament early, and was later rushed to a hospital, where he died on Jan. 13. The fourth-grader's death was a result of.

5. Nancy Hogshead-Makar:

   It's appalling what these huge differences are. Any fifth-grader can walk into your average high school or college softball baseball facility and say, 'Duh, that's not equal.' the coupling of sexism and sport, having this be an exclusionary practice, is still a strong one.