second degree
Moderate burn classification
Second degree indicates an intermediate level in systems that rank by severity or intensity.
A second-degree burn damages deeper skin layers than first-degree but doesn't penetrate as far as third-degree.
In law, second-degree murder involves intent to kill but lacks premeditation: He was convicted of murder in the second degree.
Second-degree relatives are aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and grandparents—one step removed from immediate family.
- burnDamage by heat
- murderDeliberate unlawful killing
- felonySerious criminal offense
- assaultViolent offensive act
- thirdPosition number three
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- heat and fireignite, burn, flame, blaze, combust
- murderhomicide, manslaughter, assassination, premeditated murder, serial killing
- Murder Trialprosecutor, defense attorney, guilty, innocent, jury
- scale degreestonic, dominant, mediant, subdominant, leading tone
- post-baccalaureategrad school prep, certificate program, teacher certification, teaching certificate
- martial artskarate, taekwondo, judo, kung fu, aikido
second degreefirst degree
Initial academic credential
third degree · superficial burn · fourth degree · minor burn · severe burn
second degreepremeditated murder
Deliberate, planned killing
first degree · premeditated · capital murder · third degree · manslaughter
second degreefirst degree
Initial academic credential
third degree · bachelor's degree · doctoral degree · undergraduate degree · terminal degree
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