aularian Antonyms
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Meaning of aularian
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aularian (a.)
Relating to a hall.
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aularian (n.)
At Oxford, England, a member of a hall, distinguished from a collegian.
aularian Sentence Examples
- The aularian geometry of the space was intricate and mesmerizing.
- The aularian system of the university was designed to foster collaboration and interdisciplinary research.
- The student aularians decorated the halls with colorful streamers and vibrant posters.
- The professor's aularian demeanor created a welcoming and stimulating learning environment.
- The aularian architecture of the building reflected the university's commitment to both tradition and innovation.
- The aularian tradition of academic excellence extended back several centuries.
- The aularian community celebrated the achievements of its members and fostered a sense of belonging.
- The aularian spirit of the university was evident in the enthusiasm and camaraderie among students.
- The aularian network connected alumni across generations and professions.
- The aularian values of intellectual curiosity, open-mindedness, and collaboration permeated the entire university.
FAQs About the word aularian
Relating to a hall., At Oxford, England, a member of a hall, distinguished from a collegian.
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The aularian geometry of the space was intricate and mesmerizing.
The aularian system of the university was designed to foster collaboration and interdisciplinary research.
The student aularians decorated the halls with colorful streamers and vibrant posters.
The professor's aularian demeanor created a welcoming and stimulating learning environment.
