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Meaning of Degree
A degree is a unit of measurement or a level of achievement.
Definitions
- A unit of measurement of angle or temperature
- A level or rank in a scale of comparison or achievement
- A qualification or title awarded to a student after completing a course of study
- The extent or measure of something, such as a quality or property
Etymology of Degree
The word "degree" originates from the Old French word "degré", which is derived from the Latin word "degradus", meaning "a step", and is related to the verb "degradare", meaning "to step down"
Historically, the word "degree" was used to describe a step or stage in a process, and its meaning has evolved over time to include various senses related to measurement, comparison, and achievement
Example Uses
- She earned a degree in engineering from a prestigious university
- The temperature rose to a degree that made it uncomfortable to work outside
- His degree of expertise in the field is unparalleled
- The company's degree of success is measured by its profits and market share
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