Synonyms for grader
ˈgreɪ dərgrad·er

Princeton's WordNet

1. gradernoun

   a judge who assigns grades to something

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1. • Critic

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1. List of paraphrases for "grader":

   classifier

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1. Joe Walsh:

   The intensive three-week Kinderguardian course introduces specially selected children from 12 to4 years old to pistols, rifles, semiautomatics and a rudimentary knowledge of mortars, in less than a month —less than a month— a first-grader can become a first grenade-er.

2. Wayne Black:

   You don't have to be a security expert -- a fifth-grader can tell you if you are checking at the top end, at the front end of Miami International Airport, you've got to be checking the back end of Miami International Airport.

3. Nancy Hogshead-Makar:

   It's appalling what these huge differences are. Any fifth-grader can walk into your average high school or college softball baseball facility and say, 'Duh, that's not equal.' the coupling of sexism and sport, having this be an exclusionary practice, is still a strong one.

4. Preston Grinstead:

   A lot of the assignments required uploading documents, scanning things, using Dropbox, emailing teachers, [His] reading level was about what you would expect of a first grader. So to expect him to be able to do that when they haven’t even really begun digging into how to use a computer, is very unrealistic.

5. Christine Carugati:

   What ninth grader knows what they want and what ninth grader, never mind an adult, isn't easily swayed, thinking somebody wants me. It's very intoxicating for any age but for a child especially, so my counsel was to keep all your options open.