academy
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3.5
- noun
- /əˈkædəmi/
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academia
- Many famous writers were inducted into the academy for their contributions to the field.
- academics in the academy
- culture of the academy
- the academy needs
Of course, the big news stories last night was the Academy Awards.
- Of course, the big news stories last night was the Academy Awards.
- And so that's probably only going to be either the Academy or BAFTA.
- Two years later, they wrote an Academy award-winning film, All Quiet on the Western Front.
- We're going to show the Mckenna's Academy movie bio Gnosis.
- But I'm proud and grateful to the Academy for choosing me on this occasion.
- The Church of England, GB News, The Royal Academy of Dance, the Conservative Party.
- Send the team to get the Academy Award that worked on the project.
- And I think so because his Academy, Socrates and against.
Examples
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My wife's father was a composer recognized by the academy.
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This was done by a quantum biologist from Russia's Academy of Sciences.
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Thank you to the Academy for bringing this up.
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That film academy sounds amazing.
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I would just like to take the time to thank the academy, and the fans for the support.
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Now you can go different places in the Academy and find the same lesson.
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By the second year, the academy had doubled in size to include approximately three thousand students.
Academic text (2013) -
Thus her efforts were at least recognized in the academy, even if the press had been unkind.
Academic text (2017) -
And I honor you, members of the academy, for recognizing and supporting high-quality television.
Fiction book (2002) -
I was the youngest valedictorian in the history of the academy.
Synonyms
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3.5
An organization set up to support education, art, or science
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A group of people who meet to read and discuss books or science
A group that gives membership to people for good work in a field like science or art
Compounds
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A group of top American scientists who give independent advice on science to the government
An American group that gives the Oscars every year for work in movies
A school at West Point that trains people to be officers in the United States Army
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A school that trains people to be officers in the US Air Force at Colorado Springs
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An official group of important French writers and scholars who set rules for the French language
A United States military school in Colorado Springs that trains Air Force officers
A US government school in Annapolis, Maryland that trains people to be Navy and Marine Corps officers
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3.5
A school that trains people to be officers in the United States Army, often called West Point
An American organization that gives the Emmy Awards for the best work in television
An art organisation in London that promotes painting, sculpture and architecture
How Scholarly
Surface Forms
Etymology
Academy comes from the Greek Akademia, the 'garden' where Plato and other thinkers met, and later the word named groups of scholars. So an academy today can be an organization that supports and shares knowledge in science, art, or literature.