Similar words: collegial, allegiant, allegiance, college, illegitimate, electoral college, elegiac, hemiplegia. Meaning: [kə'liːdʒɪət] 
adj. of or resembling or typical of a college or college students.
adj. of or resembling or typical of a college or college students. 
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31. Very soon he came back, holding the Webster's Collegiate Dictionary in his hand.
32. Conciliation can be conducted by a single judge or a collegiate panel.
33. Members of the collegiate bench must total an odd number.
34. Schools now receive an academic progress rate , or APR , from the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
35. The first part of the study explored the effects of a synchronous psychological crisis intervention for the isolated collegiate students group involved in SARS epidemic.
36. I read your posting regarding the 2009 International Collegiate Choral Festival at Nankai University, Tianjin, China.
37. MySpace Moment, sooner or later, is going to enter the Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary alongside crowdsourcing, bromance and cougars.
38. Professor Dale Hess directs Goshen College's Environmental Education Collegiate Program.
39. Lancaster is one of only six collegiate universities in the UK.
40. As anticipated, the former Oregon State University All-American has carried his collegiate success to the professional level.
41. But he began writing short stories, and when he won a collegiate literary prize(sentencedict.com), Norman Mailer knew that his true calling was as a writer.
42. News man: President Kennedy met with the collegiate All - American Football Team at the oval office today.
43. Since Merriam-Webster first published its Collegiate Dictionary in 1898, at least 100,000 words have been added.
44. Developed with the collegiate soccer player in mind, but applicable to other sports.
45. I see though that Merriam - Webster's Collegiate Dictionary gives a first English citation of 1775.
46. That's essentially the criteria for making it into the collegiate dictionary - if a word shows up often enough in mainstream writing, the editors consider defining it.
47. The official name of the Battle of the Brains is the ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest.
48. More than three hundred college radio and stations belong to a group called Collegiate Broadcasters Incorporated.
48. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.
49. In fact, research tells us that college nerds who take up exercise in mid-life live longer than topflight collegiate athletes who later become sofa spuds.
50. Merriam-Webster has just released the list of the some 100 new words added to its Collegiate Dictionary, Eleventh Edition.
51. Despite the collegiate atmosphere, however, it was clear that the 300 attendees at this year's Sun Valley had serious business on their minds.
52. Television: President Kennedy met with the collegiate All - American Football Team at the Oval Office today.
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