achievement age
achievement age noun: the level of an individual's educational development, as measured by a standardized test, expressed in terms of the chronological age of a normal person with the same degree of educational attainment.
Noun
achievement age (plural achievement ages)
- The level of an individual's educational development, as measured by a standardized test, expressed in terms of the chronological age of a normal person with the same degree of educational attainment.
- Synonyms:
- attainment age
Synonyms of achievement age
- attainment age
Forms of achievement age
| plural | achievement ages |
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Questions about achievement age
- What does achievement age mean?
- Achievement age means the level of an individual's educational development, as measured by a standardized test, expressed in terms of the chronological age of a normal person with the same degree of educational attainment.
- What part of speech is achievement age?
- Achievement age is a noun.
- What is the plural of achievement age?
- The plural of achievement age is achievement ages.
Words near achievement age in the dictionary
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