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D−

D− noun: an academic grade given by certain institutions. Slightly better than an E+ and slightly worse than a D. D minuses are sometimes the lowest passing grades.

Noun

D− (plural D−'s)

  1. An academic grade given by certain institutions. Slightly better than an E+ and slightly worse than a D. D minuses are sometimes the lowest passing grades.

Forms of D−

pluralD−'s

Questions about D−

What does D− mean?
D− means an academic grade given by certain institutions. Slightly better than an E+ and slightly worse than a D. D minuses are sometimes the lowest passing grades.
What part of speech is D−?
D− is a noun.
What is the plural of D−?
The plural of D− is D−'s.

Words near D− in the dictionary

  1. Dūkštas
  2. Džankoi
  3. Džankoj
  4. Dương Kinh
  5. d—n
  6. D−
  7. D♭
  8. D♭s
  9. D♯
  10. D♯s
  11. e

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