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classmate
[ klas-meyt, klahs- ]
classmate
/ ˈɑːˌɪ /
noun
- a friend or contemporary of the same class in a school, college, etc
Word History and Origins
Origin of classmate1
Example Sentences
When I was one of the few Black students at Annapolis in the late 1970s, I and a group of classmates often discussed books we were reading outside of the classroom.
Children feared "a stranger, a classmate, or even a friend" could target them using technologies which could be found on popular search and social media platforms.
Notable: While many of Bridges’ draft classmates enjoyed five-year careers prolonged by the pandemic, his has stretched for six years.
Henry’s classmates start their own investigation, which inevitably brings them to Henry’s front door.
Meanwhile, Rumi’s classmates now eye him suspiciously despite his attempts to fit in with the other boys by wearing his new basketball jersey.
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