exeat Synonyms
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exeat Meaning
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exeat (n.)
A license for absence from a college or a religious house.
A permission which a bishop grants to a priest to go out of his diocese.
exeat Sentence Examples
- The boarding school granted permission for the student to go home for the weekend, known as an exeat.
- She submitted her written request for an exeat to the school principal in advance.
- The school calendar listed the times and dates of exeat weekends for the academic year.
- Students could visit their families or travel during their exeats, provided they had parental consent.
- The headmaster announced that exeats were suspended due to a contagious illness outbreak at the school.
- The school's exeat policy stated that students could only take three exeats per term.
- Pupils planning to take an exeat needed to obtain permission from their housemaster and submit it to the school office.
- Parents were expected to provide transportation for their children during exeats, as the school did not offer bus service.
- The exeat weekend marked the halfway point of the school term, giving students a chance to recharge before the final stretch.
- Although exeats provided a break from the rigors of school life, students were expected to maintain academic progress during their time away.
FAQs About the word exeat
A license for absence from a college or a religious house., A permission which a bishop grants to a priest to go out of his diocese.
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The boarding school granted permission for the student to go home for the weekend, known as an exeat.
She submitted her written request for an exeat to the school principal in advance.
The school calendar listed the times and dates of exeat weekends for the academic year.
Students could visit their families or travel during their exeats, provided they had parental consent.
