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academia|ækəˈdiːmɪə|
Also Academia.
[mod.L.: see L. Acadēmia and -ia1.]
The academic world or community; scholastic life; = academe 2.
1956W. H. Whyte Organization Man (1957) xvii. 217 Let's turn now from the corporation to academia... If the academic scientist is seduced, it cannot be explained away as..the pressures of commercialism. 1967Mrs. L. B. Johnson White House Diary 9 Oct. (1970) 582 If I had to capsule these two days in Academia, how would I? 1969R. Neustadt in A. King Brit. Prime Minister 137 ‘In-and-outers’ from the law firms, banking, business, academia, foundations, or occasionally journalism. 1971A. Sampson New Anat. Brit. viii. 156 Businessmen liked to adopt the language of academia, and any conference of second-rate salesmen is now liable to be called a seminar..and any report a thesis. 1983Times 17 Jan. 8/8 Has the Falklands inquiry been his last lapse from Academia? |