sabbatical leave (Meaning)

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sabbatical leave (n)

a leave usually taken every seventh year

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Professors frequently take sabbatical leave to conduct research or write books.
A sabbatical leave is an extended period of time away from work for personal or professional growth.
I am planning on taking a sabbatical leave next year to travel and learn a new language.
During her sabbatical leave, the doctor volunteered at a local clinic.
The artist used his sabbatical leave to create a series of paintings inspired by his travels.
My boss granted me a sabbatical leave of six months.
Many companies offer sabbatical leave programs for employees who have been with the company for a certain number of years.
The professor was excited to have a sabbatical leave to focus on his research.
The sabbatical leave policy at my company is very generous.
I am very grateful for the opportunity to take a sabbatical leave.

a leave usually taken every seventh year

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Professors frequently take sabbatical leave to conduct research or write books.

A sabbatical leave is an extended period of time away from work for personal or professional growth.

I am planning on taking a sabbatical leave next year to travel and learn a new language.

During her sabbatical leave, the doctor volunteered at a local clinic.