Similar words: residence, residency, presidency, resident, president, nonresident, ex-president, residential. Meaning: n. a university dormitory.
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1. New students may be accommodated in halls of residence.
2. The university has two halls of residence for its postgraduate students.
3. Most first-year students live in the halls of residence.
4. Rincewind's room number in his hall of residence had been 7a.
5. Points to note None of the full-board Halls of Residence caters for special diets of any type.
6. In my first year at London University a squash court was conveniently situated within the grounds of my halls of residence.
7. Students will benefit: those living in digs or halls of residence will no longer have to pay anything.
8. Car parking space is available at the Halls of Residence in Laisteridge Lane and near the residences on the main campus.
9. One hall of residence is for men, one is for women and the third is mixed.
10. Or that furtive-looking microbiologist in your hall of residence[sentencedict.com/hall of residence.html], who never spoke but ended up getting a first?
11. However, many halls of residence will have to pay business rate because many of them undertake business activities in the recesses.
12. I live in a hall of residence.
13. Each Hall of Residence has its own character, and all have a full range of practical and social facilities.
14. You also may hear from your old department or your hall of residence about reunions they are organising.
15. I gave a copy to every student in my hall of residence and a few to friends from other colleges.
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