Antonyms for COLLEGE
ˈkɒl ɪdʒcol·lege

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Princeton's WordNet

1. collegenoun

   the body of faculty and students of a college

2. collegenoun

   an institution of higher education created to educate and grant degrees; often a part of a university

3. collegenoun

   a complex of buildings in which an institution of higher education is housed

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1. collegenoun

   Associated words:
   collegiate, alma mater

How to use COLLEGE in a sentence?

1. Brandon Ellis:

   When I saw the video recorded on our Zoom … by her, I was worried about my grade and worried about my class and my future at that college, but I think that students … shouldn’t be afraid to speak out.

2. Mike Morgan:

   Historically, wildland firefighters were college students. They’d get out of school on Memorial Day, they’d go fight fire, and they’d go back to school on Labor Day, well, now we’re having fires every month of the year, and so we need firefighters year-round.

3. Santiago Potes:

   Marina Esteva was one of the biggest blessings that I've had in my entire life so far, my parents didn't go to college. My parents had me when they were 16 years old. So, Marina Esteva really became kind of like my first mother figure actually. Marina Esteva went out of Marina Esteva way to teach me a rigorous education.

4. Lillian Smith:

   Education is a private matter between the person and the world of knowledge and experience, and has little to do with school or college.

5. Betfair Exchange:

   We will only settle the markets when there is certainty around which candidate has the most projected Electoral College votes, before settling the markets, we must therefore wait for clarity around ongoing vote counts, recounts and any potential legal challenges to the results.

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