senior
- noun
- /ˈsiː.njər/
- US
- How can you do this at 18, when you should be a senior in high school?
- high school senior
- graduating seniors
- graduating senior
And then he happens upon this high school senior named Meg Keflezski.
- And then he happens upon this high school senior named Meg Keflezski.
- So I'm going to be a senior undergrad at USC.
- We have a college bound rising senior in high school.
- She's a high school senior and future journalist.
Examples
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Oh, we just want to make sure, the seniors have a very memorable last day.
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I'm a high school senior and a student with dyslexia.
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And still, as a college senior, what would I teach?
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having a daughter who is starting her senior year in college
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And that was my senior year and her junior year.
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Well today will be the third week of my senior year with my future self.
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What would have you told your high school senior self one thing for the future?
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My daughter, she's a senior at Sharon Public High School.
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Undaunted, he spent his senior year studying poetry, music and art.
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She's a senior in high school and is excited about graduating this spring.
Antonyms
Compounds
A top company manager who leads major divisions and ranks above other vice presidents
- Informal
A short time when an older person forgets something or becomes confused
A school for teenagers who study grades nine to twelve after middle school
- Formal
A higher position that an organization gives to people with more years of work or experience
- Specialized
A high Air Force rank for senior enlisted members above master sergeant and below chief master sergeant
- Specialized
A high-ranking sailor in the US Navy or Coast Guard who leads and trains other sailors
How Advanced
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Senior comes from the Latin senex meaning 'old', and in schools it came to mean the students who are the 'oldest' or most experienced. So a senior student is in the final year because they are furthest through their studies.