Grade and Weight

Grade

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

Weight and grade are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Weight" instead a noun "Grade".

Weight

Weight noun - The amount that something weighs.

Grade and weight are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Grade" instead a noun "Weight".

Nearby Words: weigh, weighty, weighted, weighting, weighed

How words are described

high high grade high weight
full full grade full weight
low low grade low weight
particular particular grade particular weight
Other adjectives: equivalent, certain, average, empty, actual, entire, real, decent, less, extra, different, higher, overall.

Both words in one sentence

  • Cool Guns / Handguns They're supposed to be sporting grade accurate, including a barrel one inch longer than the standard variant and a barrel weight underneath to counteract recoil.
  • Useful Notes / Horse Racing He lost his first start (finishing 5th in a Maiden Special Weight race), broke his maiden a month later in the Grade I Del Mar Futurity, and didn't lose until the Travers Stakes at the end of August.
  • Death of the Author, of course, holds that creator intent is irrelevant, and Word Of God carries no more (or less) weight more than Word Of The Guy Who Runs The Newspaper Kiosk or Word Of Your Sixth Grade Teacher — but it is still definitive as far as what that intent happens to be.
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