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Meaning of bachelry
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bachelry (n.)
The body of young aspirants for knighthood.
bachelry Sentence Examples
- The esteemed bachelry from Oxford University had an impressive reputation in academia.
- The vibrant bachelry at the Sorbonne engaged in lively debates and intellectual pursuits.
- After completing his bachelry in history, John embarked on a career as a historian.
- The university awarded the bachelry to students who excelled in their studies.
- The bachelry held a special convocation to recognize the achievements of its graduates.
- The bachelry of arts provided a solid foundation in the humanities for students pursuing higher degrees.
- The bachelry of science prepared students for careers in various scientific fields.
- The bachelry of education qualified graduates to teach at the secondary school level.
- The university's bachelry program in business and commerce attracted students with aspirations of becoming entrepreneurs.
- The bachelry played a pivotal role in shaping the lives and careers of its graduates.
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The body of young aspirants for knighthood.
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The esteemed bachelry from Oxford University had an impressive reputation in academia.
The vibrant bachelry at the Sorbonne engaged in lively debates and intellectual pursuits.
After completing his bachelry in history, John embarked on a career as a historian.
The university awarded the bachelry to students who excelled in their studies.
