Similar words: graduate, postgraduate, undergraduate, graduation, gradual, gradually, gradualism, adulterated. Meaning: ['grædjʊeɪtɪd] 
adj. 1. (of taxes) increasing as the amount taxed increases 2. marked with or divided into degrees 3. (of taxes) decreasing as the amount taxed increases 4. taking place by degrees.
adj. 1. (of taxes) increasing as the amount taxed increases 2. marked with or divided into degrees 3. (of taxes) decreasing as the amount taxed increases 4. taking place by degrees. 
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(1) The university graduated 500 students last year.
(2) She graduated from an American college.
(3) The young man graduated from a prestigious university. Sentencedict.com
(4) He graduated from Taipei University.
(5) She graduated from Cambridge with a degree in law.
(6) She graduated from Cambridge.
(7) She graduated in medicine.
(8) He graduated from a national university.
(9) He graduated from Little Rock High in 1982.
(10) Is this ruler graduated in centimeters?
(11) He was graduated from a normal college.
(12) He graduated as an engineer.
(13) He graduated with a GPA of 3.8.
(14) The impression soon graduated away.
(15) Both their children graduated with degrees in economics.
(16) She graduated from Harvard this year.
(17) Connie did well at school and graduated with honours.
(18) He graduated summa cum laude in 1968.
(19) Jerry graduated from high school last year.
(20) He graduated from Annapolis in 1993.
(21) He graduated in physics from Cambridge University.
(22) He was graduated from this college 10 years ago.
(23) The measuring cup is graduated in ounces.
(24) He had recently graduated from Marine Corps boot camp.
(25) Lorna graduated from the University of London.
(26) He graduated cum laude from Georgetown University.
(27) She graduated magna cum laude from UCLA.
(28) He graduated from York with a degree in Psychology.
(29) Martha graduated from high school two years ago.
(30) After he graduated high school, he joined the Army.
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