grand rounds

noun

, (used with a singular or plural verb)

1. a formal hospital meeting at which physicians discuss interesting medical cases.

Example Sentences

On the next visit of his grand rounds, the instructor often finds his pupils beating him at his own game.

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“disgusted,” as he said, “with the ingratitude of mankind,” whilst I set forth to go my grand rounds.

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I suppose he was making the grand rounds with the officer of the day.

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Advance, officer of the Grand Rounds, and give the countersign.

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The officer of the day came round as often as he could ride the line, and at midnight the grand rounds came.

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