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do·cent
I. \ˈdōsənt\ adjective
Etymology: Latin docent-, docens, present part of docēre to teach — more at docile
: serving to instruct : teaching, instructive
II. \ˌdōsənt or, especially with reference to German institutions, dō(t)ˈsent or də(t)ˈs-\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: German dozent (formerly spelled docent), from Latin docent-, docens, present participle
: teacher, lecturer: as
a. : a college or university teacher or lecturer holding a rank inferior to that of a professor
b. : a person who conducts guided groups through a museum or art gallery and discusses and comments on the exhibits
• do·cent·ship \-ˌship\ noun |