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scholarship
noun as in knowledge
noun as in grant
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Example Sentences
He’s become a hero to those long snappers practicing for years, showing that hard work can lead to a college scholarship.
“The resort honors the culture of the many Hawaiians who are a part of the staff by supporting the Napili Kai Foundation which, in part, provides higher education scholarships.”
While back in his ancestors' hometown, Rooney announced two scholarships for local pupils via the Ireland Funds, along with grants for their schools.
Years before that, though, she attended music school on a scholarship and grew up listening to the artists her mother played around the house, such as Billie Holiday, Bob Dylan and The Beatles.
The canon itself is the product of centuries of scholarship also conducted by white men.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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