syllabi

[ sil-uh-bahy ]

noun

1. a plural of syllabus.

syllabi

/ ˈsɪləˌbaɪ /

noun

1. See syllabus
   a plural of syllabus

Example Sentences

The Friedmans make too many appearances in these syllabi, for example.

From The Daily Beast

Dan Drezner, a noted zombie scholar, grades Sen. Hagel's academic merits by studying syllabi from Hagel's Georgetown classes.

From The Daily Beast

Besides the hack addiction, is there anything else to be gleaned from Hagel's syllabi?

From The Daily Beast

[A] quick perusal of Hagel's syllabi reveals a far deeper concern: Hagel is addicted to... hackery.

From The Daily Beast

It is recognized to be such by state syllabi, in the minds of the people, and in the minds of most school men.

From Project Gutenberg

But this is not the real purpose of these syllabi, or at most it seems like a relatively unimportant one.

From Project Gutenberg

These two propositions are not given in Euclid, although generally required by American syllabi of the present time.

From Project Gutenberg

This proposition was not given in Euclid, but it is usually required in American syllabi.

From Project Gutenberg

What teacher or school would be content to follow any one of these syllabi exactly?

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