what would be the most accurate translation of "gradable and non gradable adjectives" into Spanish?
Good afternoon people, I hope you are doing well, in spite of the the current situation.
I think the translation is: adjetivos calificativos y no calificativos... but I am not so sure, I feel like something does not sound correct.
please help me!!

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what would be the most accurate translation of "gradable and non gradable adjectives" into Spanish?
Good afternoon people, I hope you are doing well, in spite of the the current situation. 
I think the translation is: adjetivos calificativos y no calificativos... but I am not so sure, I feel like something does not sound correct.
please help me!!

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The proper term is: Adjetivos graduables y adjetivos no graduables. Most of the "adjetivos calificativos" are "graduables", but if they mean the extrem grade of a property, then they are "adjetivos calificativos no graduables", for example "exquisito", extraordinario", "tremendo", "insignificante"...

We don´t say "adjetivos no calificativos". Each of the others are their own category. So, we have:
Adjetivos calificativos.
Adjetivos relacionales.
Adjetivos exclamativos e interrogativos.
Adjetivos demostrativos.
Adjetivos posesivos.
Adjetivos numerales.

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Yo creo que en español no existe una traducción concreta. Yo he visto referencias a adjetivos "graduables" y "no graduables". Creo que no existen adjetivos "no calificativos", así que no usaría esa traducción.

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You can say "adjetivos calificativos o descalificativos"