oxbridge
IPA: ˈɑksbrɪdʒ
Root Word: Oxbridge
noun
- (UK, education) The University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge collectively.
- A hamlet in Netherbury parish, west Dorset, England (OS grid ref SY4797).
- A suburb of Stockton-on-Tees, County Durham, England (OS grid ref NZ4318).
adjective
- (not comparable) Of or related to Oxbridge.
- (comparable) Evoking the idea of Oxbridge.
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Examples of "oxbridge" in Sentences
- I'm not at Oxbridge, for the record.
- That would vote against removing oxbridge.
- Then make sure there is no mention of Oxbridge.
- Rivalry should be a section of the Oxbridge article.
- I myself find the Oxbridge variety a bit too briny...
- Additional forms are required for application to Oxbridge.
- Thanks for correcting the caption on the Oxbridge picture.
- I would like to propose merging Oxbridge and Oxbridge rivalry.
- He went on to a Cambridge crammer to prepare for his Oxbridge exam.
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