Definition for Degree:

• de-gr[= e]', n. a grade or step: one of a series of advances: relative position: rank: extent: a mark of distinction conferred by universities, whether earned by examination or granted as a mark of honour: the 360th part of a circle: 60 geographical miles: nearness of relationship: comparative amount of guilt: one of the three stages ( positive, comparative, superlative) in the comparison of an adjective or an adverb.-- BY DEGREES, by little and little, gradually; FORBIDDEN DEGREES, the degrees of consanguinity and affinity within which it is not permitted to marry; SONGS OF DEGREES, or Songs of ascents, Psalms cxx.- cxxxiv., either because sung by the Jews returning from captivity, or by the Jews coming up annually to attend the feasts at Jerusalem; TO A DEGREE, to a great degree, to an extreme. [ Fr. degré-- L. de, gradus, a step.]

Synonyms for Degree:

• n.

  •
  • Associate of Arts,
  • associate,
  • gauge,
  • link,
  • ratio,
  • ba,
  • dimension,
  • rung,
  • bachelor's degree,
  • space,
  • 21,
  • advanced degree,
  • stint,
  • aa,
  • interval,
  • measurement,
  • size,
  • 22,
  • associate degree,
  • baccalaureate.
  •
  • height,
  • scope,
  • seriousness,
  • length,
  • reach,
  • expanse,
  • compass,
  • C,
  • standard,
  • primacy,
  • F,
  • development,
  • strength,
  • potency.
  •
  • balance,
  • capacity,
  • batch,
  • arithmetic,
  • backlog,
  • amount,
  • honor,
  • graduation,
  • eminence,
  • credentials,
  • hood,
  • distinction,
  • dignity,
  • approval,
  • qualification,
  • block,
  • allowance,
  • credit,
  • allocation,
  • accumulation,
  • testimony,
  • approbation.
  •
  • big,
  • minute.
  •academic degree (noun)
  • undergraduate degree,
  • bachelor degree,
  • graduate degree,
  • master's degree,
  • PHDS,
  • master's.
  •arcdegree (noun)
  • arcdegree.
  •attribute (noun)
  • degree.
  •caste (noun)
  • cultural levels,
  • caste,
  • de gree,
  • de grees,
  • de-gree,
  • de-grees,
  • social orders.
  •category (noun)
  • ilk,
  • line,
  • sort,
  • genus,
  • taxonomy,
  • label,
  • people,
  • denomination,
  • race,
  • kind,
  • persuasion,
  • grain,
  • Family,
  • make,
  • category,
  • breed,
  • clan,
  • mold,
  • feather,
  • variety,
  • type,
  • phylum,
  • stock,
  • stripe,
  • style,
  • species,
  • form,
  • brand,
  • set,
  • stamp,
  • series,
  • classification,
  • strain,
  • genotype,
  • designation,
  • kingdom.
  •circumstances (noun)
  • income,
  • dowry,
  • way of life,
  • worldly goods,
  • Dowries,
  • situations,
  • financial status.
  •class (noun)
  • ex-traction,
  • pro vince,
  • de-nomination,
  • ex-tractions,
  • ex traction,
  • the right stuffs,
  • pro-vinces,
  • de nominations,
  • de-scents,
  • de nomination,
  • genuses,
  • de scents,
  • de-scent,
  • de-nominations,
  • ex tractions,
  • pro vinces,
  • social ranks,
  • de scent,
  • pro-vince.
  •deal (noun)
  • super-abundances,
  • super-abundance,
  • trans action,
  • trans actions,
  • trans-actions,
  • super abundance,
  • trans-action,
  • super abundances.
  •degree (noun)
  • amplitude,
  • quality,
  • scale,
  • caliber,
  • magnitude,
  • potential,
  • intensity,
  • extent,
  • range.
  •diploma (noun)
  • shingle,
  • sheepskin,
  • shingles,
  • sheepskins.
  •division (noun)
  • dividing lines,
  • sub-divisions,
  • rakeoffs,
  • piece action,
  • sub divisions,
  • sub-division,
  • sub division,
  • rakeoff,
  • rake offs.
  •extent (noun)
  • spaciousness,
  • period of time,
  • wideness,
  • Elbowroom.
  •gauge (noun)
  • exemplar,
  • guideline.
  •gradation (noun)
  • orderings,
  • calibration,
  • Calibrations.
  •pitch (noun)
  • in clines,
  • in cline,
  • in-clines,
  • steepnesses,
  • in-cline.
  •point (noun)
  • point time,
  • very minutes.
  •proportion (noun)
  • pro portions,
  • pro portion,
  • pro-portion,
  • pro-portions.
  •rank (noun)
  • place,
  • mark,
  • position,
  • standing,
  • status,
  • term,
  • state,
  • footing.
  •recognition of achievement; rank or grade of position (noun)
  • Dignification.
  •rung (noun)
  • crosspiece,
  • crossbar,
  • rundle,
  • crosspieces,
  • cross bar,
  • cross-piece,
  • crossbars.
  •stage (noun)
  • system dates.
  •status (noun)
  • re nown,
  • re-nown.
  •step (noun)
  • re-move,
  • re-moves,
  • re move,
  • pro cess,
  • pro-cess,
  • pro-cesses.
  •step by step (noun)
  • slowly but surely,
  • gradually,
  • inch by inch.
  •testimonial (noun)
  • re-commendations,
  • sayso,
  • re-commendation,
  • memorializations,
  • re commendation,
  • re commendations.
  •title (noun)
  • entitlements,
  • entitlement,
  • medal.
  •unit of measurement (noun)
  • severity,
  • limit,
  • tenor,
  • period,
  • stair.
  •volume (noun)
  • sonority,
  • sonorities.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • cosine,
  • sine,
  • thermostat,
  • cotangent,
  • melting point,
  • warmth,
  • mercury,
  • thermometer,
  • kelvin,
  • wind chill factor,
  • white heat,
  • subzero,
  • cos,
  • flashpoint,
  • freezing,
  • temperature,
  • centigrade,
  • celsius,
  • absolute zero,
  • fahrenheit,
  • warming,
  • orthogonal,
  • minus,
  • freezing point,
  • zero,
  • boiling point,
  • isotherm,
  • bimetallic strip.
  •
  • latitude,
  • eighties,
  • obtuse,
  • peg,
  • plus,
  • tangent,
  • plateau,
  • doctor.
  •
  • perpendicular,
  • sin.
  •
  • oblique,
  • low,
  • median.
  •
  • high.
  •
  • tight.

Paraphrases for Degree:

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    regards, investigations, registers, etudes, Surveys, reviews, Securities, trials, places, levels, graduated.
  • Noun, plural
    gradients, temperatures, behaviours, Respondents, Scales, layers, Angles, outcomes, estimates, results, regimes, stages, increases, amounts, echelons, contacts, books, opinions, klicks, blocks, levels.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Fishermen, data, taxa, tables, margin, credential, specialisation, way.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    growing, varying, Evolving.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    places.

• Other Related

  • Cardinal number
    grades.
  • Adjective
    degrees, first-degree.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Diplomas, graduates, bachelors, grades.
  • Noun, plural
    extents, tiers, ranges, intensities, Lacerations, ratings, errors, grades.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    intensity, grades, seriousness, specialization, depth, severity, dose, importance, gravity, strength.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    degrees.

Antonyms for Degree:

• n.

  • recognition of achievement; rank or grade of position
    disrespect, dishonor, Lowliness, ill repute, lack.
  • unit of measurement
    lethargy, dullness, unimportance, whole.

Degree Sentence Examples:

• The moment we stirred in the slightest degree away went the ducks.

• Just now I am only the squire of low degree.

Homophones for Degree:

• deicer, dishware, docker, Dies Irae, dossier, dicer, dekker, decor, dowager, desire, dasyure, decker, dodger, descry, daiquiri, disarray, dagger, disk error, dishwasher, disc harrow, dozer, dish washer, disagree, dog-ear, daguerre, death chair, dicker, dowser, digger, disk harrow, day care, doojigger, dakar, decree, decry, De Saussure, dosser, dioscorea, dysuria, de jure, dowitcher, due care, daycare, deck chair.

Hypernym for Degree:

• n.

  • attribute
    intensity, low, extreme, intensiveness, immoderateness, quality, moderation, caliber, highness, amplitude level, SPF, depth, high, grind, immoderation, lowness, sun protection factor, calibre, moderateness.
  • cognition
    first degree, degree of a polynomial, degree of a term.
  • quantity
    degree centigrade, Degree Celsius, C, F, Degree Fahrenheit.
  • state
    superlative, acme, meridian, plane, extent, standard of life, standard of living, pinnacle, quickening, Living Standards, ultimateness, height, summit, state of the art, tiptop, top, ultimacy, end point, climax, elevation, ladder, resultant, peak.

Hyponym for Degree:

• n.

  • attribute
    magnitude, property.
  • cognition
    power, exponent, index.
  • quantity
    temperature unit.
  • state
    state.