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high-grade
[ hahy-greyd ]
adjective
- of excellent or superior quality.
- (of ore) yielding a relatively large amount of the metal for which it is mined.
verb (used with object)
- to steal (rich ore) from a mine.
Other Words From
- high-grader noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of high-grade1
Example Sentences
A high grade is not the goal itself; it simply shows a level of command that makes possible a certain kind of activity in leisure.
But no one in his camp was prepared for the high-grade vitriol his latest movie summoned.
To give a colourable aspect to their hypothesis, the witnesses affirm that Lévi was a high-grade Mason.
A good formula is one part nitrate of soda, two parts of muriate of potash, two parts of high grade phosphoric acid.
It was his fortune to have a good wife, and to her, in great measure, was attributed the high grade of this old tavern.
They are agriculturists forming fixed and permanent settlements, practising farming of a high grade.
Any one who has not looked into the subject will be surprised to find how thorough and high grade the work is.
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