Ungraded

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈɡreɪdɪd/

Definitions of ungraded

adjective describing a state of not being assigned a grade or evaluation

Example Sentences

A1 The teacher handed back the ungraded quizzes to the students.

A2 I forgot to submit my ungraded homework assignment.

B1 The ungraded tests will be returned to the students next week.

B2 The ungraded essays will be graded and returned by the end of the month.

C1 The ungraded projects will be reviewed by a panel of experts.

C2 The ungraded presentations will be evaluated based on a set of criteria.

Examples of ungraded in a Sentence

formal The ungraded assignments will be reviewed by the professor before final grades are assigned.

informal I didn't do the ungraded homework because I thought it wouldn't count towards my grade.

slang I'm not stressing about those ungraded quizzes, they're not a big deal.

figurative Leaving the project ungraded is like leaving a blank canvas for interpretation.

Grammatical Forms of ungraded

• past tense: ungraded
• plural: ungraded
• comparative: more ungraded
• superlative: most ungraded
• present tense: ungrade
• future tense: will ungrade
• perfect tense: have ungraded
• continuous tense: is ungrading
• singular: ungraded
• positive degree: ungraded
• infinitive: to ungrade
• gerund: ungrading
• participle: ungraded

Origin and Evolution of ungraded

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'ungraded' originated from the prefix 'un-' meaning 'not' and the word 'graded' meaning 'arranged in grades or levels'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe something that has not been arranged or divided into grades or levels, the word 'ungraded' has evolved to also refer to tasks or assignments that are not given a numerical or letter grade in an educational setting.