Synonyms for Bachelor
ˈbætʃ ə lər, ˈbætʃ lərbach·e·lor

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1. bachelornoun

   Synonyms:
   baccalaureate

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1. bachelor, unmarried mannoun

   a man who has never been married

   Synonyms:
   knight bachelor, bachelor-at-arms, unmarried man, bachelor

2. knight bachelor, bachelor-at-arms, bachelorverb

   a knight of the lowest order; could display only a pennon

   Synonyms:
   bachelor-at-arms, unmarried man, knight bachelor, bachelor

3. bachelor, bachverb

   lead a bachelor's existence

   Synonyms:
   bach, bachelor

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1. bachelornoun

   Synonyms:
   celibate

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1. List of paraphrases for "bachelor":

   baccalaureate, b.a., b.sc., licence, undergraduate, baccalauréat, ba, licenciatura, degree, bsc, diploma

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How to use Bachelor in a sentence?

1. Taffany Lim:

   The power of a college education is about more than just receiving a piece of paper. What this bachelor's degree encapsulates for these men is hope and transformation, their accomplishment has a positive ripple effect on the other men in the prison, their friends, families, and communities. And because of this, we believe that a college education is about breaking the cycle of incarceration.

2. Casey Monahan:

   I'd like to earn my bachelor's as quickly as possible so I can begin to work full time as a certified teacher and continue on to a master's program, i do not want to postpone a semester but because of the shutdown, I have very little other options.

3. The Hitopadesa:

   Empty is the house of a childless man; as empty is the mind of a bachelor; empty are all quarters of the world to an ignorant man; but poverty is total emptiness.

4. Erica Alfaro:

   It took me almost six years to get my bachelor's degree.

5. Irwin Horwitz:

   I had a large majority of people taking the capstone course who could not do a break-even analysis, if you cannot do a break-even analysis, then you don't deserve a bachelor's degree in business.