poli sci

Or pol·y sci

[pol-ee sahy]

noun

Informal.

1. political science.

   to major in poli sci.

Word History and Origins

Origin of poli sci¹

By shortening

Example Sentences

I was a poli sci and theater major in college.

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As writer Brian Grubb tweeted, the “silver lining of this election is the rest of the country learning that pennsylvania has a tatted-up 6′8 lt. governor who supports recreational marijuana and prison reform and lives in a converted car dealership and looks kind of like if the undertaker had a poli sci degree.”

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And that was among a sample of voters that, according to the UNF poli sci professor who directed the survey, leaned to a “very slight” degree toward having voted for Trump over Clinton in 2016.

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“That’s when I realized that I wanted to be able to major in political science when I got the opportunity to come back to college. So when I got the scholarship, I knew right away that I wanted to major in poli sci.”

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“It’s no mystery; it’s Poli Sci 101: Do what your customer wants,” said Representative Dave Brat, a Virginia Republican.

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Related Words

• civics