intersessional
- noun
- /ˌɪntərˈsɛʃənl/
- The university offers an intersessional for students who want to catch up on missed courses.
Examples
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Many students use the intersessional period to take intensive language classes.
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She enrolled in an intersessional to finish her credits before graduation.
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We have an intersessional meeting next week.
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The intersessionals are crucial for student engagement.
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She enrolled in an intersessional course to gain extra credits before graduation.
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The university organizes an intersessional designed for students to catch up on subjects they missed.
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Many students take advantage of the intersessional to enhance their skills in intensive workshops.
Synonyms
A short time between regular sessions for special meetings or classes
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Intersessional as a noun comes from inter- 'between' and session 'a meeting or class', so an intersessional is literally a small session held 'between' the regular terms or meetings, like a short course or meeting to fill that gap.