Degree and Set

Degree

Degree noun - An individual part of a process, series, or ranking.

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Set and degree are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Set" instead a noun "Degree".

Nearby Words: degreed, degreeing, degress

Set noun - A group of people acting together within a larger group.

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Degree and set are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Degree" instead a noun "Set".

Nearby Words: setup, setting

good	good degree	good set
high	high degree	high set
exact	exact degree	exact set
similar	similar degree	similar set
Other adjectives: certain, fake, small, actual, massive, large, big, great, huge, impressive, new, limited, smaller.

In a twist, though, the much maligned Fine Arts degree has the most "flattering" set of traits overall, and is linked to three fairly lucrative careers.

Source: A Degree in Useless
Stormbringer set the bar for the degree and type of power and treachery in an evil weapon.

Source: Trope Codifier
Washington and his cast will reunite for a film adaption of the play set for release in 2016.Fences contains examples of: Abusive Parents: Troy's father, and, to some degree, Troy himself.

Source: Theatre / Fences

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