upper-level
4
4.6
- adjective
- /ˈʌpərˈlɛvəl/
:
de nivel superior
- The cooperative group assessment described in this paper has been used in both upper-level undergraduate and graduate classes.
- upper-level students
- upper-level course
- upper-level class
So I took over his upper level senior writing class and saw them through to the the very end.
- So I took over his upper level senior writing class and saw them through to the the very end.
- Or if you have a lovely, generous showrunner or upper level writer, they'll take you aside and say this is a problem.
- It can be challenging, and when you're in college and you're taking upper level courses, it's hard to keep up, especially if you have a full course load.
- Because if there were a metric for amount of useful information per sentence spoke, you would be at the upper level of that metric.
- He was a sort of as, as you were saying, a kind of like mid level, mid upper level, like government.
- He's a bachelor to an upper level management guy who just asked him for a favor one night to carry out a tryst.
Examples
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Management's influence on accounting is the extent to which upper-level management makes year-end changes to accounting estimates.
Academic text (1997) -
The study also found significantly more males than females in CEO and upper-level positions.
Academic text (2003) -
Almost half of student responses in the first of two discussions were in the upper levels of critical thinking.
Academic text (2015) -
Only a small group of upper-level league leaders and some Party officials had access to them.
Academic text (2005) -
Third, some said that the number of students, particularly in upper-level classes, was decreasing.
Academic text (1993) -
Most of the respondents were upper-level managers in nonprofit social service organizations and held MSWs.
Academic text (2011) -
For years, law schools have preached the importance of visual storytelling techniques in upper-level trial advocacy courses.
Academic text (2004) -
My instruction for upper-level courses, particularly those at the graduate level, remains focused on subject-specific databases.
Academic text (2015) -
The subjects consisted of 191 upper-level accounting students enrolled in an Accounting Information Systems course.
Academic text (1991) -
The upper-level management team decided to implement new policies to improve productivity.
Synonyms
800
2.9
Having a higher rank or position than others
201
1.9
Higher in rank or position than others
162
4.1
Having a higher rank or position than other people in a group
136
4.2
Something important that involves senior people in an organization
46
4.2
A person who has an important senior job in an organization
13
4.2
Having more power than other people in an organization
Higher in rank within a group or system
A person who has a high position in an organization
Antonyms
How Senior
- UK
1
5.5
4
4.6
800
2.9
99
2.4
25
3.3
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Upper-level combines upper, from up meaning 'higher', and level, meaning 'floor' or 'layer', so you can picture the top floors of a building. That's why upper-level is used for a higher rank, position, or stage.