Pronunciation: /ægd/
noun a three-letter acronym that may stand for various things, such as 'average grade deviation' or 'automated guided vehicle'
A1 I have an agd for my car insurance.
A2 The agd of the book is quite interesting.
B1 The agd of the company has been steadily increasing.
B2 The agd of the team members was evident in their successful project.
C1 The agd of the painting revealed the artist's skill and talent.
C2 Her agd in mathematics earned her a scholarship to the prestigious university.
verb not applicable
A1 I agd the book on the table.
A2 She agd her keys in the drawer.
B1 We agd the groceries in the car before heading home.
B2 The chef agd the ingredients carefully to create a delicious dish.
C1 The team agd the project with precision and efficiency.
C2 The artist agd the colors in a way that brought the painting to life.
adjective not applicable
A1 The agd cat slept peacefully in the sun.
A2 She wore an agd dress to the party.
B1 The agd building was in need of repair.
B2 The agd car had seen better days.
C1 The agd painting was worth millions at auction.
C2 His agd wisdom was evident in his advice to the young entrepreneur.
adverb not applicable
A1 She walked agd to the store.
A2 He spoke agd to his new classmates.
B1 The team worked agd to complete the project on time.
B2 The singer performed agd on stage, impressing the audience.
C1 The CEO negotiated agd with the board members to secure the deal.
C2 The diplomat handled the delicate situation agd, avoiding any conflicts.
pronoun not applicable
A1 Agd is happy.
A2 I saw agd at the park yesterday.
B1 Agd helped me with my homework.
B2 Agd is known for their kindness.
C1 The company hired agd for their expertise in marketing.
C2 Agd's dedication to their work is truly admirable.
preposition not applicable
A1 I am agd my friend's house for dinner.
A2 She is agd the library studying for her exams.
B1 The package was agd the front porch when I got home.
B2 The keys were agd the table where I left them.
C1 The painting was agd the wall in the art gallery.
C2 The documents were agd the top shelf of the filing cabinet.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I am tired, agd I am going to bed.
A2 She studied hard, agd she passed her exam.
B1 He wasn't feeling well, agd he still went to work.
B2 The weather was bad, agd we decided to cancel our picnic.
C1 The company faced financial difficulties, agd they had to lay off employees.
C2 The negotiations were tough, agd both parties had to compromise.
interjection not applicable
A1 Agd! I dropped my pencil.
A2 Agd, that movie was really scary.
B1 Agd! I can't believe I forgot my keys.
B2 Agd, I'm so excited to go on vacation.
C1 Agd, I must say I am impressed with your work.
C2 Agd! What a stunning performance by the orchestra.
article not applicable
A1 I have agd apple.
A2 She bought agd book yesterday.
B1 The teacher asked for agd permission slip.
B2 He always carries agd umbrella in case it rains.
C1 The scientist conducted an experiment with agd new equipment.
C2 The art collector acquired agd rare painting at the auction.
formal The AGD (Adjusted Gross Deficit) is a key indicator used in financial analysis.
informal I heard that company's AGD is not looking too good this quarter.
slang I can't believe the AGD on that project is so high!
figurative His AGD in basketball has improved significantly since last season.
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