Definition for Graduated:

• Tapered; -- said of a bird's tail when the outer feathers are shortest, and the others successively longer.

Synonyms for Graduated:

• adj.

  •arranged or marked according to a scale (adjective)
  • tapered,
  • serialized,
  • calibrated.
  •granted a degree (adjective)
  • invested,
  • certified,
  • Promoted,
  • Passed.
  •prepared (adjective)
  • trained.
  •progressive (adjective)
  • up-and-coming,
  • forward-looking,
  • bleeding-heart,
  • reformist,
  • left of center,
  • broadminded.

• n.

  •
  • down,
  • ordained,
  • accredited,
  • gathering,
  • exponential.
  •
  • arrangement,
  • coloration,
  • articulation,
  • sequential,
  • argyle,
  • array,
  • registered,
  • check,
  • arabesque,
  • chronology,
  • measured,
  • graded,
  • column,
  • configuration.
  •
  • full,
  • stuffed,
  • airtight.
  •gradual (noun)
  • gradual.
  •graduated (noun)
  • regressive,
  • proportional.

• v.

  •completed (verb)
  • consummated,
  • integrated,
  • terminated,
  • unified,
  • filled,
  • Arrived,
  • Culminated,
  • ended,
  • concluded,
  • finalized,
  • Achieved,
  • executed,
  • accomplished,
  • closed,
  • completed,
  • fulfilled,
  • finished.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • declining,
  • depleted,
  • fourfold,
  • growing,
  • sharply,
  • twice,
  • tenfold,
  • Thousandfold,
  • threefold,
  • quadruple,
  • incremental,
  • stepped-up,
  • increased,
  • accumulative,
  • tamper-proof,
  • leaky,
  • twofold,
  • unattended,
  • quintuple,
  • sixfold,
  • mounting,
  • increasingly.
  •
  • pressurized,
  • radical,
  • upward,
  • lidded,
  • watertight,
  • runaway.
  •
  • voluminous.
  •
  • up.
  •Other relevant words:
  • categorisation,
  • received,
  • Geiger Counter,
  • digested,
  • variometer,
  • landmark,
  • compartmentalisation,
  • alumnus,
  • class,
  • category,
  • telemeter,
  • dynamometer,
  • refined,
  • watch,
  • organized,
  • Viameter,
  • downed,
  • relative,
  • Pneumatometer,
  • increase,
  • passed out,
  • bestowed,
  • bestow,
  • assortment,
  • finish school,
  • deliver,
  • beaker,
  • galvanometer,
  • tweaked,
  • limit,
  • allocate,
  • flask,
  • round-bottom flask,
  • fit,
  • balance,
  • agree,
  • scaled,
  • employ,
  • pipette,
  • Nonius,
  • vacuum flask,
  • interferometer,
  • Vacuometer,
  • classification,
  • compartmentalization,
  • receive,
  • distribute,
  • stopwatch,
  • qualified,
  • order,
  • sorted,
  • vial,
  • alter,
  • respirometer,
  • topography,
  • odometer,
  • Filed,
  • divided,
  • locate,
  • Graduating,
  • carboy,
  • adjust,
  • distributed,
  • concede,
  • graduation,
  • prepare,
  • rank,
  • dispose,
  • Pneumometer,
  • oblige,
  • Ombrometer,
  • accept,
  • categorization,
  • bring,
  • scale,
  • establish,
  • refractometer,
  • equip,
  • get,
  • vernier,
  • syringe,
  • thermometer,
  • rain gage,
  • grade,
  • concur,
  • provide,
  • stow,
  • certificated,
  • Rheometer,
  • spirometer,
  • graduate,
  • radiometer,
  • grading,
  • catalogued,
  • analysis,
  • concord,
  • adjusted,
  • invest,
  • manage,
  • Heliometer,
  • apply,
  • Bathometer,
  • Marigraph,
  • Udometer,
  • Pneumatograph,
  • install,
  • Pantometer,
  • polished,
  • minuteness,
  • arrange,
  • weight,
  • Stethograph,
  • Pluviometer,
  • become,
  • Indexed,
  • clock,
  • accommodate,
  • maintain,
  • differentiate,
  • decrease,
  • rain gauge,
  • rating,
  • calibrate,
  • adapt.

Paraphrases for Graduated:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    graduates.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    Alumni, graduation, degree, degrees, Diplomas.
  • Verb, past tense
    attended, Investigated, terminated, granted, Undertook, Competed, Emerged, Underwent, Grew, acquired, Ceased, stopped, suceeded, Captured, Explored, Appeared, Garnered, derived, arranged, ended, Contradicted, Awarded, Succeeded, broke, left, Attracted, enlisted, exited, recovered, expired, Managed, Rescinded, moved, concluded, complemented, spent, Tended, AM, Obtained, Proceeded, Supplemented, elicited, Switched, attained, rose, Ensued, Yielded, finalized, increased, quit, ensured, Came, Followed, halted, Achieved, wrapped, finished, sought, Scored, accessed, finalised, released, Became, tracked, Enjoyed, produced, Watched, Reached, received, escaped, Declined, Gained, Procured, dropped, Shifted, Marched, Flashed, landed, Walked, locked, fell, Went, blow, Passed, won, closed, Accounted, Got, pulled.
  • Verb, past participle
    differentiated, Generated, terminated, Deleted, deregistered, granted, separated, Prorated, calculated, upgraded, correlated, calibrated, earned, constituted, escalated, withdrawn, stricken, distinguished, Emerged, acquired, Ceased, disassembled, retired, discontinued, sustained, Promoted, Adjourned, groomed, Extracted, leveraged, Excluded, removed, derived, ended, Awarded, Succeeded, discharged, fostered, left, Fared, spread, cancelled, Canceled, Attracted, Exempted, Retrieved, drained, dismissed, Precluded, delisted, turned, expired, forfeited, established, Managed, Forgiven, Disbarred, moved, concluded, Been, spent, Denied, cured, Obtained, disposed, barred, Lodged, opted, Stepped, concerned, elicited, Switched, risen, burned, attained, accomplished, struck, elapsed, Disbanded, stripped, realized, Yielded, ruled, finalized, assembled, Comprised, come, Filed, Followed, Achieved, finished, Scored, composed, accessed, finalised, released, Climbed, tracked, produced, touched, Expunged, lapsed, Reached, Revoked, received, Brought, Gained, Procured, lifted, fired, follow-up, allotted, Omitted, Shifted, scaled, fallen, shaped, gone, involved, crossed, Passed, formed, Punched, won, closed, Gotten, Got, pulled, done, qualified.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    graded, qualified.
  • Verb, past tense
    studied, Studies, earned, majored, Commanded, secured.
  • Verb, past participle
    trained, secured, graded.

Antonyms for Graduated:

• imp. & p. p.

  • Other antonyms:
    sudden.

• Other antonyms:

  • n.
    steep.

Graduated Sentence Examples:

• I saw him once at Campden - he came to the school when his daughter was graduated.

• They now have graduated from that.