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verb. to receive an academic degree or diploma; noun. a person who has been awarded a degree or diploma
My sister willgraduatefrom high school. OR She will be a college graduate.
My sister will graduate from high school. OR She will be a college graduate.
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She will be a college graduate.
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When did Luz graduate from high school?
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What did Eric graduate with a degree in?
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Taking a foreign language is a prerequisite to graduate.
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My sister will graduate with a degree in biology.
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Helen Keller was the first deaf and blind person to graduate from college.
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receive a degree; person with a degree; grad
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3 syllables
grad-u-ate
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