compositescore
nounUK /ˈkɒmpəzɪt skɔː/
US /ˈkɑːmpəzɪt skɔːr/
A composite score is one big number made by putting smaller numbers together.
Her composite score combined her math, reading, and science results into a single number.
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2. A single score built from several test sections, often used in exams like the SAT.
His composite score on the exam was higher than he expected.
3. A rating that mixes different measurements into one value for comparison.
The hospital's composite score included patient safety and satisfaction.
4. A number that summarizes several survey answers into one result.
Researchers reported a composite score for all the questions on the form.