verb
regrade
Regrade (verb) means to give something a new grade or mark.
verb
1
To give something a new grade or mark.
"Two other landslips took place in a cutting where the sides were built too steeply to withstand wet weather. Engineers regraded the slope to make them shallower."
— , Network News: NR reopens East Grinstead line (2020)
"Before the new station could be built, a private overbridge had to be raised, and the railway regraded."
— , Notes and News: New Station for Glasgow Zoo (1951)
2
To sort people or things into new groups or roles.
3
To alter the security level given to a document.
4
To withdraw or move back.
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What is the meaning of regrade?
"regrade" (verb) means to give something a new grade or mark.
What are the different meanings of regrade?
"regrade" has 3 main meanings: 1. To give something a new grade or mark; 2. To sort people or things into new groups or roles; 3. To alter the security level given to a document.
