uncollegiate
- a word derived from collegiate.
Example Sentences
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The BBC understands Karl Turner, the MP for Hull East, had the Labour whip removed over recent comments about colleagues that have been described as "uncollegiate", rather than his criticism of government policy.
From BBC • Mar. 31, 2026
Not only does that mean that we are showing an inhuman face to desperate people who deserve and need help, but we also show a completely uncollegiate face to the rest of Europe.
From The Guardian • Sep. 19, 2015
Not only does that mean that we are showing an inhuman face to desperate people who deserve and need help, but we also show a completely uncollegiate face to the rest of Europe.
From The Guardian • Sep. 19, 2015
Despite its uncollegiate atmosphere and its sparsely ivied walls, City College has developed an alumni body as full of loyalty as it is of famous names.
From Time Magazine Archive
Should all this be a mystery to our uncollegiate friends, or even to many matriculated Cantabs, we advise them not to attempt to unriddle it.—Harvardiana,
From A Collection of College Words and Customs by Hall, Benjamin Homer
