collegiate

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Synonyms for collegiate

adj relating to schooling, learning

Antonyms for collegiate

preppy

adjective. characteristic of a prep school

Word Origin & History

mid-15c., from Latin collegiatus "member of a college or corporation," in Medieval Latin, "of or pertaining to a college," from collegium (see college).

Example Sentences for collegiate

The marchese, sometimes, and the canons of the Collegiate Church.

He believes that the collegiate training should be less practical than fundamental.

Your duty now is to finish your collegiate course respectably.

"You do the letter-press for the 'collegiate' ad., and I'll make a picture for it," she said.

Now apply these principles to the collegiate system of the country.

Collegiate and ecclesiastical life are inextricably mixed up.

In 1833 there were in the collegiate and preparatory departments, 120 students.

Two or three collegiate institutions will soon be needed in this region.

They are natives and are now in America for collegiate study and training.

In his collegiate days, he had grown familiar with the typical slum and its problems.

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