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Things degree often describes (“degree ________”)
angle, relatives, block, burns, turn, burn, oven, line, relative, days, angles, heat, polynomial, view, feedback, freedom, position, rotation, programs, weather, discrimination, equation, slope, curve, arc, holders, temperature, increments, course, polynomials, water, pulse, intervals, bend, program, shift, courses, turns, injury, temperatures, change, field, equations, views, range, assault, circle, mark, belt, difference, tilt, laceration, students, manslaughter, list, sprain, felony, injuries, hemorrhoids, lacerations, sprains, charge, panorama, prolapse, curves, bums, angulation, bank, credit, parabola, triangle, fever, rise, cut, conviction, dive, scale, bevel, incline, burglary, programmes, flexion, mason, tears, blocks, lens
How degree often is described (“________ degree”)
high, greater, certain, highest, same, considerable, higher, great, lesser, large, small, significant, remarkable, marked, slight, low, less, slightest, third, honorary, fair, moderate, limited, greatest, reasonable, extraordinary, unusual, equal, least, medical, extreme, eminent, sufficient, substantial, advanced, undergraduate, smallest, minor, maximum, variable, mild, surprising, fourth, lowest, appreciable, year, unprecedented, superlative, exact, academic, corresponding, utmost, astonishing, uncommon, comparative, fifth, minimum, minimal, modest, nth, satisfactory, excessive, striking, exceptional, inferior, precise, alarming, intense, requisite
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