Similar words: esteemed, fester, western, yesterday, yesteryear, interested, testosterone, cholesterol. Meaning: [sɪ'mestə(r)] 
n. 1. one of two divisions of an academic year 2. half a year; a period of 6 months.
n. 1. one of two divisions of an academic year 2. half a year; a period of 6 months. 
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1 We must finish all these curricula in this semester.
2 Tony flunked chemistry last semester.
3 If I spend a semester in Madrid, will my credits transfer?
4 I got a D in history last semester.
5 Hans has a heavy teaching load this semester.
6 Plans are in hand to perform 'Oz' next semester.
7 He had three minors this semester.
8 Do you think you'll pledge this semester?
9 He's been tardy three times this semester.
10 I'll take American history this semester.
11 Gene's on probation this semester.
12 I'm thinking of going out for crew this semester .
13 What a semester it was going to be!
14 Room and board is $3[sentencedict.com],[www.Sentencedict.com]000 per semester.
15 The fall semester also means sports.
16 She earned mostly B's this semester.
17 This semester they imitate Faulkner, reject Beckett, revere Rich.
18 Are you taking French again this semester?
19 Scotch and Bubba excelled in their fall semester.
20 He was never tardy or absent the whole semester.
21 Kelly dropped out of college after one semester.
22 The semester ends in December.
23 Fall semester starts the 28th of August.
24 I'm going to take a course in applied mathematics this semester.
25 You will need to complete three written assignments per semester.
26 A student will probably attend four or five courses during each semester.
27 This game is an effective icebreaker at the beginning of a semester.
28 Each student is expected to wait at table for one week each semester.
29 Connecticut is assessing high school students in math and science based on team-oriented projects that take up to a semester of work.
30 School officials are projecting a rise in student numbers next semester.
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