readingscore

noun
UK /ˈriːdɪŋ skɔː/
US /ˈriːdɪŋ skɔːr/

A readingscore is a number that shows how well someone reads.

Her readingscore went up after she practiced every day.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A number that shows how hard a book or text is to read.

The teacher checked the readingscore of the story before giving it to the class.

3. A score given for how well a part in a play or script is read aloud.

He got a high readingscore for his part in the school play.

4. A measure of how well a machine or sensor reads something, like a meter.

The readingscore on the thermometer was easy to see.

5. A total number of points earned in a reading game or contest.

Our team's readingscore was the best in the class.