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MArch

MArch

1 8.4
A university degree for advanced study in architecture
  • noun
  • /ˈmɑːrk/
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  • Before the march.

Examples

  • When he's not training for the selection march, he spends most days there.

  • O.V.V.I., From Its "Muster-in" to Its "Muster-out"; Comprising Its Organization, Marches, Campaigns, Battles, and Skirmishes.

    Academic text (2011)
  • Are they gonna hit the march?

  • Welcome to hell, the SAS selection march.

  • I'm going on a march to free farmed animals.

  • After completing her bachelor's degree, Maria decided to pursue a MArch to deepen her knowledge of sustainable architecture.

  • The university offers an MArch program that focuses on urban design and planning.

  • To advance her career in architecture, Jenna enrolled in an MArch program that emphasizes innovative building techniques.

Synonyms

Master of Architecture
vsMArch
  • Specialized
5.6

An advanced degree from university that lets you become an architect

is a postgraduate architecture degree not specifically tied to licensure

Compounds

5 1.0

The date when people celebrate Saint Patrick's Day, an Irish holiday

A public walk by many people to show they disagree and ask for change

A piece of music played during a wedding when the bride walks down the aisle

A public march where people demand equal rights for different races

2 3.0

A public event where people protest against war and call for peace

Slow, sad music played during a funeral procession

1 5.1

A marching pace faster than walking and slower than running at about 120 steps per minute

1 8.8

Slow, solemn music played at funerals and memorial services

slow march
  • Formal
1 4.9

A slow, formal walk people make during a ceremony or funeral

line of march
  • Jargon
7.4

An ordered group of people walking in a row

line of march
  • Jargon
6.8

The route a group follows during an organized parade

The time around March 20 when day and night are nearly equal and spring begins in the Northern Hemisphere

A famous American band leader who wrote many military marches

1.0

The middle of March, usually around the 15th

Brisk music with a steady beat that helps soldiers walk together in parades

hunger march
  • Archaic
6.5

A march of people without work to demand jobs or food

6.3

Music with a steady marching beat played during a formal procession

6.8

A piece of music that people play while they leave a formal ceremony like a wedding

How Advanced

doctoral
  • Specialized
24 6.3
MArch
1 8.4

Surface Forms

MArch singular
MArches plural

Etymology

MArch is a short form of Master of Architecture. The Master part comes from a word meaning 'teacher' or 'expert' and Architecture means 'building design', so an MArch is a high-level degree that shows advanced skill in designing buildings.