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Definition of school
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School
(n.) A
session
of an
institution
of
instruction.
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Preraphaelitism
::
Preraphaelitism
(n.) The
doctrine
or
practice
of a
school
of
modern
painters
who
profess
to be
followers
of the
painters
before
Raphael.
Its
adherents
advocate
careful
study from
nature,
delicacy
and
minuteness
of
workmanship,
and an
exalted
and
delicate
conception
of the
subject..
Schoolward
::
Schoolward
(adv.)
Toward
school.
Lyceum
::
Lyceum
(n.) A
higher
school,
in
Europe,
which
prepares
youths
for the
university..
School
::
School
(v. t.) To train in an
institution
of
learning;
to
educate
at a
school;
to
teach.
Domination
::
Domination
(n.) A high order of
angels
in the
celestial
hierarchy;
-- a
meaning
given by the
schoolmen.
Blackboard
::
Blackboard
(n.) A broad board
painted
black,
or any black
surface
on which
writing,
drawing,
or the
working
of
mathematical
problems
can be done with chalk or
crayons.
It is much used in
schools..
Exercise
::
Exercise
(v. t.) To set in
action;
to cause to act, move, or make
exertion;
to give
employment
to; to put in
action
habitually
or
constantly;
to
school
or
train;
to exert
repeatedly;
to
busy..
Master
::
Master
(n.) A male
person
having
another
living
being so far
subject
to his will, that he can, in the main,
control
his or its
actions;
--
formerly
used with much more
extensive
application
than now. (a) The
employer
of a
servant.
(b) The owner of a
slave.
(c) The
person
to whom an
apprentice
is
articled.
(d) A
sovereign,
prince,
or
feudal
noble;
a
chief,
or one
exercising
similar
authority.
(e) The head of a
household.
(f) The male head of a
school
or
college.
(g) A male
teacher.
(h) The
direct
Doctrine
::
Doctrine
(n.) That which is
taught;
what is held, put forth as true, and
supported
by a
teacher,
a
school,
or a sect; a
principle
or
position,
or the body of
principles,
in any
branch
of
knowledge;
any tenet or
dogma;
a
principle
of
faith;
as, the
doctrine
of
atoms;
the
doctrine
of
chances..
Scholasticism
::
Scholasticism
(n.) The
method
or
subtilties
of the
schools
of
philosophy;
scholastic
formality;
scholastic
doctrines
or
philosophy.
Foundationer
::
Foundationer
(n.) One who
derives
support
from the funds or
foundation
of a
college
or
school.
Gymnasium
::
Gymnasium
(n.) A
school
for the
higher
branches
of
literature
and
science;
a
preparatory
school
for the
university;
-- used esp. of
German
schools
of this kind.
Gymnasium
::
Gymnasium
(n.) A place or
building
where
athletic
exercises
are
performed;
a
school
for
gymnastics.
Usher
::
Usher (n.) An under
teacher,
or
assistant
master,
in a
school..
Institution
::
Institution
(n.) The act or
process
of
instituting;
as: (a)
Establishment;
foundation;
enactment;
as, the
institution
of a
school..
Academical
::
Academical
(a.)
Belonging
to the
school
or
philosophy
of
Plato;
as, the
Academic
sect or
philosophy..
Monitorial
::
Monitorial
(a.) Done or
performed
by a
monitor;
as,
monitorial
work;
conducted
or
taught
by
monitors;
as, a
monitorial
school;
monitorial
instruction..
Attend
::
Attend
(v. t.) To be
present
at; as, to
attend
church,
school,
a
concert,
a
business
meeting..
School
::
School
(v. t.) To
tutor;
to chide and
admonish;
to
reprove;
to
subject
to
systematic
discipline;
to
train.
Philosophy
::
Philosophy
(n.) The
course
of
sciences
read in the
schools.
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