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graduated

Completed vs Graduated - What's the difference?

completed | graduated |


As verbs the difference between completed and graduated

is that completed is (complete) while graduated is (graduate).

As adjectives the difference between completed and graduated

is that completed is finished while graduated is (obsolete) in steps.

Gradient vs Graduated - What's the difference?

gradient | graduated |


As a noun gradient

is gradient.

As a verb graduated is

(graduate).

As an adjective graduated is

(obsolete) in steps.

Alumni vs Graduated - What's the difference?

alumni | graduated |


As a noun alumni

is .

As a verb graduated is

(graduate).

As an adjective graduated is

(obsolete) in steps.

Calibrated vs Graduated - What's the difference?

calibrated | graduated |


As verbs the difference between calibrated and graduated

is that calibrated is (calibrate) while graduated is (graduate).

As an adjective graduated is

(obsolete) in steps.

Graduated vs Qualifies - What's the difference?

graduated | qualifies |


As verbs the difference between graduated and qualifies

is that graduated is past tense of graduate while qualifies is third-person singular of qualify.

As an adjective graduated

is in steps.

Enrolled vs Graduated - What's the difference?

enrolled | graduated |


As verbs the difference between enrolled and graduated

is that enrolled is past tense of enrol while graduated is past tense of graduate.

As an adjective graduated is

in steps.

Graduated vs Diploma - What's the difference?

graduated | diploma |


As verbs the difference between graduated and diploma

is that graduated is (graduate) while diploma is .

As an adjective graduated

is (obsolete) in steps.

Graduated vs Diplomaobtained - What's the difference?

graduated | diplomaobtained |

Graduated vs Diplomaobtaines - What's the difference?

graduated | diplomaobtaines |

Gradual vs Graduated - What's the difference?

gradual | graduated |


As adjectives the difference between gradual and graduated

is that gradual is proceeding by steps or small degrees; advancing step by step, as in ascent or descent or from one state to another; regularly progressive; slow while graduated is in steps.

As a noun gradual

is an antiphon or responsory after the epistle, in the Mass, which was sung on the steps, or while the deacon ascended the steps.

As a verb graduated is

past tense of graduate.

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