Associations to the word «Emeritus»
Noun
- Geology
- Organist
- Egan
- Battista
- Laureate
- Freiburg
- Armagh
- Bernhard
- Academia
- Anglia
- Healing
- Patriarch
- Oxford
- Sterling
- Genetic
- Wellesley
- Arbor
- Pulitzer
- Nottingham
- Holloway
- Fellows
- Magdalen
- Cambridge
- Rochester
- Leeds
- Classic
- Astronomer
- English
- Haas
- Status
- Michigan
- Bloomington
- Fellowship
- Heidelberg
- Potsdam
- Wharton
- Aberdeen
- Basel
- Selma
- Downing
- Botanist
- Melbourne
- Papa
- Epidemiology
- Merton
- Mateo
- Zoo
- Sud
- Marquette
- Pittsburgh
- Ramos
- Salvatore
- Alumnus
- Edinburgh
- Hanna
- Leonard
- Carlson
- Testament
- Chairperson
- Lansing
- Mccormick
- Informatics
- Pennsylvania
- Durham
- Barbara
- Philosopher
- Myers
- Biodiversity
- Gail
- Canberra
- Antioch
- Barnard
- Doctorate
- Calgary
- Aesthetics
- Griffith
- Reptile
- Pope
- Cohen
- Educator
- Brooklyn
- Bonn
- Exeter
- Philo
Adjective
Verb
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'.
Wise words
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meaning until one knows how to apply them.