matriculatein a sentence
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They have to have finished high school and be matriculated in a school of higher learning.† (source)
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See, I haven't paid my matriculation fees for school yet—† (source)
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The senior matriculation exams obliterate everything.† (source)
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It was an era when only a minority of women matriculated at college and fewer pursued careers.† (source)
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The rest were standing around in hatless, smoky little groups of twos and threes and fours inside the heated waiting room, talking in voices that, almost without exception, sounded collegiately dogmatic, as though each young man, in his strident, conversational turn, was clearing up, once and for all, some highly controversial issue, one that the outside, non-matriculating world had been bungling, provocatively or not, for centuries.† (source)
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At this stage it was decided that I should attend the Conference of the Pan-African Freedom Movement for Central, East, and Southern Africa, which was to be held early in 1962 in Addis Ababa, and, because of our need for preparation, it was also decided that, after the conference, I would undertake a tour of the African States with a view to obtaining facilities for the training of soldiers, and that I would also solicit scholarships for the higher education of matriculated Africans.† (source)
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This was my third term since matriculation, but I date my Oxford life from my first meeting with Sebastian, which had happened, by chance, in the middle of the term before.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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But you will respect the rules of this school, or you will matriculate someplace else.† (source)
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Francie wondered, if it was so good, why he hadn't matriculated there instead of at the university of another midwestern state.† (source)
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I reverse it to that quaint period, the thirties, when the huge middle class of America was matriculating in a school for the blind.† (source)
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When twenty-two years previously-after obtaining a matriculation certificate beyond which, for lack of money, he was unable to progress-he was given this temporary post, he had been led to expect, or so he said, speedy "confirmation" in it.† (source)
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Root won acceptance into Oxford, but before he could matriculate, the war ended and his father summoned him back to America, to his new home in New York City, where Root studied civil engineering at New York University and became a draftsman for the architect who later designed St. Patrick's Cathedral.† (source)
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He had matriculated at the university and attended one or two courses of lectures.† (source)
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It is also possible that Father Zimmermann caused you to stop matriculating for the reason perhaps that your convent lacks funds to pay the tuition.† (source)
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Within three weeks of his matriculation, he had been made the dupe of a half-dozen classic jokes, his ignorance of all campus tradition had been exploited, his gullibility was a byword.† (source)
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Almost all the MITES who matriculate to MIT's freshmen class end up graduating: sixteen graduates out of seventeen one year; another crop went eighteen for eighteen.† (source)
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