Associations to the word «Emeritus»
Noun
- Lds
- Akron
- Dahl
- Warwick
- Sloan
- Chicago
- Katz
- Styling
- Nippon
- Ordinary
- Ernesto
- Uni
- Anatomy
- Bristol
- Pensacola
- Gerald
- Rhetoric
- Ethics
- Cato
- Daly
- Iain
- Suffolk
- Zoologist
- Palermo
- Angeles
- Cantor
- Resignation
- Amsterdam
- Andrews
- Edwin
- Overseer
- Mccall
- Adolf
- Academic
- Headmaster
- Symphony
- Trinity
- Sheffield
- Vanderbilt
- Mechanics
- Harold
- Montevideo
- Oregon
- Herman
- Jensen
- Greenberg
- Lund
- Santa
- Bernard
- Christchurch
- Serving
- Ecology
- Wilkes
- Ignatius
- Auckland
- Columnist
- Terence
- Eisenhower
- Emanuel
- Sussex
- Antony
- Ricardo
- Observatory
- Connor
- Geoffrey
- Concordia
- Philharmonic
- Religion
- Lester
- Aerospace
- Pembroke
- Jorge
- Kaufman
- Connell
- Fuller
- Emory
- Higgins
- Stockton
- Technology
- History
- Merrill
- Kerr
- Lancaster
- Los
- Surgeon
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
EMERITUS, adjective. Retired, but retaining an honorific version of previous title (especially "professor").
EMERITUS, noun. A person retired in this sense (feminine form emerita).
Dictionary definition
EMERITUS, noun. A professor or minister who is retired from assigned duties.
EMERITUS, adjective. Honorably retired from assigned duties and retaining your title along with the additional title `emeritus' as in `professor emeritus'.
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