disgraduate (Meaning)
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disgraduate (v. t.)
To degrade; to reduce in rank.
Synonyms & Antonyms of disgraduate
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
disgraduate Sentence Examples
- The disgraduate felt a surge of disappointment as they realized their academic journey had come to an abrupt end.
- The university expelled the student for plagiarism, officially rendering them a disgraduate.
- The former disgraduate discovered a hidden talent for coding and embarked on a successful career as a software engineer.
- The disgraduate faced ostracism from their peers, but they refused to let it define them.
- Despite being a disgraduate, the individual continued to pursue their passion for writing and eventually published a critically acclaimed novel.
- The disgraduate's disqualification from the medical program shattered their dreams, leaving them with a sense of emptiness.
- The disgraduate lawyer struggled to find employment, as law firms were reluctant to hire someone with their record.
- The disgraduate from the military experienced difficulty readjusting to civilian life and often felt isolated from society.
- The disgraduate teacher decided to volunteer at a local homeless shelter, finding solace in helping others.
- The disgraduate from the culinary program re-evaluated their life goals and ultimately found fulfillment in a career in social work.
FAQs About the word disgraduate
To degrade; to reduce in rank.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The disgraduate felt a surge of disappointment as they realized their academic journey had come to an abrupt end.
The university expelled the student for plagiarism, officially rendering them a disgraduate.
The former disgraduate discovered a hidden talent for coding and embarked on a successful career as a software engineer.
The disgraduate faced ostracism from their peers, but they refused to let it define them.
