Synonym: examination, test. Similar words: example, examine, examining, for example, examinable, examination, exact, exalt. Meaning: [ɪg'zæm] 
n. a set of questions or exercises evaluating skill or knowledge.
n. a set of questions or exercises evaluating skill or knowledge. 
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121. Are dictionaries allowed in the exam?
122. She came second in the exam.
123. The exam is part spoken and part written.
124. She did some revision for the exam.
125. Everyone took the exam, but only five passed.
126. Carmel was in a panic about her exam.
127. She handed out the exam papers.
128. Congratulations on your exam results!
129. I just blanked in the oral exam.
130. Her laziness showed in her exam results.
131. He studied round the clock for his history exam.
132. The exam results could determine your career.
133. He is getting up his maths for the exam.
134. I was all of a sweat before the exam.
135. I found the exam quite easy.
136. The schools were rated according to their exam results.
137. She'll be glad to get the exam over with.
138. I was still writing away when the exam finished.
139. He did badly in his maths exam.
140. That was a motherfucker of an exam.
141. It's her exam this morning so cross your fingers.
142. She skated through her English exam.
143. John is anxious about his exam results.
144. Passing the exam gave me a real lift.
145. The exam was a real killer.
146. I found the exam quite hard.
147. That same day(sentencedict.com),[www.Sentencedict.com] he heard he'd passed his exam.
148. I was pleasantly surprised by my exam results.
149. I made a proper balls-up of that exam.
150. The boy laughed at his failure in the exam.
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