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Often used in the same context:
professors,
postgraduates,
polytechnic,
headmasters,
faculty,
teachers,
invigilation,
bursars,
studentship,
universities,
deans,
undergraduates,
profs,
rustication,
scholars,
soas,
pedagogues,
proctorial,
syllabuses,
students,
sessional,
academics,
rectors,
phds,
viva voce,
knut,
intellectuals,
undergrads,
schoolteachers,
nupe,
nurses,
institutes,
hods,
graduand,
gij,
matriculation,
professoriate,
pupils,
preceptors,
kist,
dissertations,
chass,
muet,
parliamentarians,
humanities,
maths,
learners,
academical,
tutors,
muta,
trainees,
lyceums,
medicos,
schoolmasters,
graduates,
csus,
common entrance,
instructors,
managements,
efts,
hostels,
artistes,
balliol,
unef,
theses,
teaching,
aaup,
conservatorium,
vice chancellor,
cultism,
leavers,
resit,
barristers,
examinees,
hons,
tesl,
ansu,
emba,
jobcentre,
conservatoire,
educationist,
hnd,
fellows,
hostelers,
oau,
librarians,
sixth form,
unionists,
adjuncts,
postmen,
numerus,
uclan,
colleges,
tutees,
interns,
uvas,
bursary,
delf,
matric,
cadetship,
nobel laureate,
pupilage,
lecturer,
accountants,
doctors,
lawyers,
physicians,
dentists,
attorneys,
correspondents,
detectives,
directors,
investigators,
musicians,
obstetricians,
presenters,
psychiatrists
Appears in the definition of:
incremental
Also try:
— Adjectives for lecturers:
other,
many,
time,
senior,
popular,
public,
most,
special,
itinerant,
few,
several,
more...
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