high-grade

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• high-grade — hī grād adj being near the upper, most serious, or most life threatening extreme of a specified range <high grade gliomas> <high grade cervical dysplasia> compare LOW GRADE * * * (hiґgrādґ) occurring near the high end of a range …   Medical dictionary

• high-grade — adj [only before noun] of the best quality ▪ high grade beef …   Dictionary of contemporary English

• high-grade — adjective very good in quality: tools made from high grade aluminum …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

• high-grade — index preferential, premium, sterling, superior (excellent) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …   Law dictionary

• high-grade — [hī′grād′] adj. of fine or superior quality …   English World dictionary

• high-grade — A phrase used to describe investments with the highest quality ratings usually AAA or AA. American Banker Glossary credit quality of AAA or AA. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary * * * high grade ˈhigh grade adjective [only before a noun] 1. of high… …   Financial and business terms

• high-grade — / haɪgreɪd/ adjective of very good quality ● high grade petrol ♦ high grade trade delegation a delegation made up of very important people ▪▪▪ ‘…the accepted wisdom built upon for well over 100 years that government and high grade corporate bonds …   Marketing dictionary in english

• high-grade — adjective Date: 1878 1. of superior grade or quality < high grade bonds > 2. a. being near the upper or most favorable extreme of a specified range b. medically serious or life threatening < a high grade tumor > …   New Collegiate Dictionary

• high-grade — adjective Of high quality, particularly good. The high grade ore was much more more profitable than lower grade ore. Ant: low grade …   Wiktionary

• high-grade — adj. High grade is used with these nouns: ↑ore …   Collocations dictionary

• high-grade — adjective (only before noun) of the best quality: high grade beef …   Longman dictionary of contemporary English