collegiately
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- adverb
- /kəˈliːdʒɪətli/
:
a nivel universitario
- The conference will bring together students who have participated collegiately in various sports.
- play collegiately
Examples
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Collegiately, I am from Ohio, so I was raised on Ohio State football.
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Sherer played collegiately at Ball State University.
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Ayanna competed collegiately at Louisiana Tech University.
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DeMeyer added that Erickson's hard work will provide the senior with the opportunity to play football collegiately if he chooses.
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So many players who played collegiately at other schools were donning Iowa gold and black for the Nite Hawks.
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Mavericks forward Troy Murphy played collegiately at the University of Notre Dame in Indiana.
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Novak is a long-time rower, having been on crew teams through high school, college, and now post-collegiately.
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Jefferson's friends tried to convince her to play collegiately close to home, and she said she really didn't think much about playing for UConn until the final two months of recruiting.
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Many aspiring athletes choose to compete collegiately to gain exposure and experience.
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She hopes to play volleyball collegiately next year after high school.
Surface Forms
Morphology
collegiately = collegiate (transparent) = college + ate + ly
Regular adverbial formation from 'collegiate' indicating manner relating to college activities or students; meaning is directly derived.
Etymology
Collegiately comes from college, which means a 'school' or place for students. So something done collegiately can be done in the way colleges or students do it, for example in student competitions or college activities.