Princeton
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- proper noun
- /ˈprɪnstən/
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Universidad de Princeton
- This is Alonzo Church, who was a mathematician at Princeton University in the United States.
- Princeton University
- Professor at Princeton
- Princeton University Press
And then when he returned, he went back to Princeton where he got his PhD.
- And then when he returned, he went back to Princeton where he got his PhD.
- His father, McGee Gilpin, went to Princeton and raised thoroughbred horses.
- And the good news is that Bernanke is going back to Princeton in a few months.
- And I guess you were a faculty member at Princeton and University of Yeah.
- And she's now a graduate student at Princeton University.
- You know, Princeton just got rid of their Greek program, right?
- And overnight, Joshua went from the most popular professor at Princeton to a pariah.
- There was a physics professor named Gerard O'Neill at Princeton who was a big fan of this idea.
- Doctor Olga Rusakowski, now graduated an assistant professor at Princeton, founded a chapter there as well.
- Doctor Olga Rusakovsky, now graduated an assistant professor at Princeton, founded a chapter there as well.
- And the Ivy League, for those who don't know, is Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Dartmouth, Columbia, Cornell, Brown and Penn.
- Doctor Will Happer is our chairman emeritus professor from Princeton.
Examples
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Henry Norris Russell was at one point the chair of the Department of Astrophysics at Princeton University.
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She's attending Princeton this fall.
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Center for Peace and Justice at Princeton University.
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I heard you applied for a position at Princeton.
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Hey, I think that guy got into Princeton.
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Listen, I got a scholarship to Princeton.
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When I was younger, I got a scholarship to Princeton.
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And the good news is that Bernanke is going back to Princeton in a few months.
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Deborah A. Kaple is a research scholar and lecturer at Princeton University.
Academic text (2011) -
She is excited to start her studies at Princeton this fall.
Synonyms
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3.2
A university in Princeton, New Jersey known for excellent teaching and research
Compounds
- Specialized
A large computer database of English words with their meanings created at Princeton University
Surface Forms
Etymology
Princeton for the university simply uses the town's name (from Prince + -ton meaning 'town'), so the school's name shows where it is located.