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bac·ca·lau·re·ate
I. \ˌbakəˈlȯrēə̇t, -lär-\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Medieval Latin baccalaureatus, from baccalaureus advanced student, bachelor (alteration — influenced by Latin bacca berry & laureus laurel — of baccalarius dependent farmer, tenant, young clerk, advanced student) + Latin -atus -ate — more at bachelor
1. : the degree of bachelor conferred by universities and colleges
2.
a. : a religious or semireligious service held at many educational institutions the Sunday before commencement
b. : the sermon or address delivered at this service
II. adjective
: of or relating to the degree of bachelor or to the ceremonies attending the conferral of that degree
< a baccalaureate degree is required for many jobs >
< the baccalaureate service >
< a baccalaureate address > |