semester
IPA: sʌmˈɛstɝ
noun
- Half of a school year (US) or academic year such as autumn or spring semester.
- A period or term of six months.
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Examples of "semester" in Sentences
- Usually my freak/stress out time in the semester is at the * end*, not the beginning.
- Only 62 day left for the semester to get over, maybe less if our semester is shortened because of the elections.
- I have a lot of work instead of an impossible amount of work now, and on the upside my class this semester is awesome.
- And as the college semester is in full swing, campus counselors hear the term in the context of alcohol education and eating disorders.
- The semester is over, or about over, in colleges and universities across the United States, and in the majority of those universities another set of rituals will be acted out.
- Instead I side with their parents, who must be stricken at the thought that not only will the kids be kicked out of school and thrown in the slammer but the tuition for first semester is probably not refundable.
- Your arguments against spending 30 Grand so others as poorly informed as you can critique you are why I chose a brief-residency MFA program, where 10 days a semester we get together with other students and workshop, but the bulk of the semester is at home, getting feedback from an experienced mentor who is devoting attention to just your work.
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