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student body

noun

First recorded in 1920–25

Although Chloe dominates the student body by day, at night insomnia dominates her.

But 52 years after Meredith went on campus, non-whites are a quarter of µthe student body.

Politically, both the student body and the faculty leaned conservative, especially for a liberal arts school.

None in student body government, none in Boy Scouts, none in volunteer activities.

Huff and Hilliard considered the crackdown a success, but the student body was still passionately divided.

I was invited on condition that I would not let the student-body know of these sub rosa fiestas.

Before nightfall practically the whole student body knew of my good luck.

This shows also that prior to the week of prayer one-fifth of a student body of 1,952 were non-confessors.

At "four" the student body sank back to their seats without even smiling, or without having "cracked a smile."

A senior was a person looked up to by the entire student body, a dignitary to be treated with profound respect.

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