L.H.D.
abbreviation
Doctor of Humane Letters.
L.H.D.
Americanabbreviation
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Doctor of Humane Letters.
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Doctor of Humanities.
lhd
British
abbreviation
Etymology
Origin of L.H.D.
From New Latin Litterārum Humāniōrum Doctor
Example Sentences
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Amid a wild honking of horns he motored to his birthplace at small Ripon, Wis., had a park named for him, received an L.H.D. from Ripon College.
From Time Magazine Archive
Dolores Reade Hope, L.H.D., wife, mother and community leader.
From Time Magazine Archive
Smith College Pearl Anderson Wanamaker, superintendent of public instruction in the state of Washington L.H.D.
From Time Magazine Archive
For making it possible in a still young nation to celebrate old age, University of Massachusetts James Baldwin, L.H.D., writer.
From Time Magazine Archive
L.H.D., a leading light of the Methodist Episcopal Church, who offers himself as comic relief in our Clerical Vaudeville.
From The Profits of Religion, Fifth Edition by Sinclair, Upton
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