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lyceum

[lahy-see-uhm] / laɪˈsi əm /




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Kateryna said: "I really want to return, to return to my school, my lyceum. I want to continue my studies and go to university and make Ukraine better everyday".

From BBC

Mr. Protasevich could attend school, though only an ordinary one, not the elite lyceum he had been enrolled in before, but only if his mother resigned from her teaching job at the army academy.

From New York Times

Before the Civil War, millions of Americans came to hear authors traveling on the lyceum circuit.

From Washington Post

His quips and yarn-filled performances in “Mark Twain at Home” took him to lyceums, opera halls and auditoriums around the world.

From Washington Post

He could feel out his audience, refine his rhythms. Unlike the spiritualists, suffragists, and fake scientists then sweeping lyceum halls across the country, he didn’t declaim in the usual authoritative style.

From Salon