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arts
/ ɑːts /
plural noun
imaginative, creative, and nonscientific branches of knowledge considered collectively, esp as studied academically
( as modifier )
an arts degree
See fine art
cunning or crafty actions or plots; schemes
Example Sentences
Now that they’re teammates the two tormentors can appreciate each other’s gift for the dark arts.
And I like the people yelping “This is golf, not the UFC!” as if a mixed martial arts crowd would somehow be worse.
The system includes four different types of schools: the lottery schools, charter schools, specialized schools that require a test, and then arts schools that require an audition.
“And I think one of the things that you see throughout the course of this presentation is that, in fact, there are so many points of connection, especially in the arts community.”
Others projected a next reading presided by an even bigger crowd, feeding the hunger for the literary arts that the center aims to feed.
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