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seminar
[sem-uh-nahr]
noun
a small group of students, as in a university, engaged in advanced study and original research under a member of the faculty and meeting regularly to exchange information and hold discussions.
the gathering place of such a group.
a meeting of such a group.
a course or subject of study for advanced graduate students.
any meeting for exchanging information and holding discussions.
seminar
/ ˈɛɪˌɑː /
noun
a small group of students meeting regularly under the guidance of a tutor, professor, etc, to exchange information, discuss theories, etc
one such meeting or the place in which it is held
a higher course for postgraduates
any group or meeting for holding discussions or exchanging information
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of seminar1
Example Sentences
She had over two decades filled director-level human resources roles at several federal agencies, including the IRS and Government Accountability Office, and she’d participated in seminars on leadership and workplace discrimination.
Read discussed her research into the history of the 80-year-old industry, her firsthand experience of the MLM seminar event as an attendee and why Congress is unlikely to do anything about these practices anytime soon.
I feel like there would have been a corporate seminar or at least a memo.
The seminar dove deep into the growing trend of labeling “ultra-processed” as the ultimate stand-in for “junk food.”
That distinction, he argued in a Wednesday seminar hosted by the Institute of Food Technologists, is crucial in parsing the nutritional complexity of modern food processing.
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