Grading: The handling of a water-colour wash to give it a lightening or darkening effect as the colour flows down the paper. This is done by adding water to the bowl of colour or more colour.

 

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Grading: The handling of a water-colour wash to give it a lightening or darkening effect as the colour flows down the paper. This is done by adding water to the bowl of colour or more colour.

Grading Certificates: A formal document setting forth the quality of a commodity as determined by authorized inspectors or graders.

Downgrading: The practice of moving an employee to a job that has a lower pay grade or level of responsibility or skill.

Upgrading: Plus tick.

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Flowery: used in grading the size of tea, it typically indicates a leaf style with more of the lighter colored tips.