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lower school
[ loh-er ]
noun
- a school that is preparatory to one on a more advanced level.
lower school
noun
- the younger pupils in a secondary school, usually those in the first three or four year groups
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Word History and Origins
Origin of lower school1
First recorded in 1855–60
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Example Sentences
She had come to Haddo Court as a very little girl, and had worked her way steadily from the lower school to the upper.
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“There are a few very little girls in the lower school who still climb one of the safest trees,” remarked Olive.
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Juniors will sympathize with the Lower School at Briarcroft, and rejoice when the new-comer wages her successful battle.
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As Lennie had prophesied, the announcement caused a great stir throughout the Lower School.
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Only six of the younger girls, therefore, had voted for the old regime, and the victory of the Lower School was complete.
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