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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a degree was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the attainment or recognition of an academic qualification in the past.
Example: "A degree was awarded to her after she completed her studies with distinction."
Alternatives: "a degree was conferred" or "a degree was granted."
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A degree was out of the question.
So, this, to a degree, was quite an artificial prosecution".
"I used to think that a degree was essential.
But his daughter, an architect who was cultured, had a degree, was even harsher.
Then I realized what a liability not having a degree was.
But Brooker, a gaming addict who'd left Westminster University without a degree, was feeling directionless.
Similar(7)
Having a degree is ubiquitous.
A degree is a valuable thing.
A degree is not enough.
But a degree is an investment.
"A degree is a degree, but experience is key to success.
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