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Meanings of tutorship in English
Synonyms
Examples for "tuition"
Examples for "tuition"
1
Meanwhile, the State continues to buttress the better-off with free tuition fees.
2
His Labour government chose the latter option, and tuition fees were born.
3
His tuition shall be set at the rate of less three talents.
4
State colleges and universities have implemented massive tuition increases in recent years.
5
The prize money must be used for tuition and other school-related expenses.
1
I know what is learned under their... tutelage, Vlad went on quietly.
2
Moreover, the prince has been surrounded by confidants who will provide tutelage.
3
The girls of course remain longer than their brothers under her tutelage.
4
He wondered briefly how the daughter was faring under Bail Organa's tutelage.
5
It also helps that he's now under the tutelage of Eric Benét.
Usage of tutorship in English
1
To say truth, I had a silent inward reluctance towards private tutorship.
2
Under the tutorship of Brace I was fast becoming a sailor.
3
He hopes soon to get a private tutorship and go abroad.
4
We also focus on drama, dance, vocals, and cinematography through tutorship.
5
A Governor's son a candidate for a tutorship in a college!
6
How long he continued in his private tutorship is unknown.
7
For the same reason I couldn't get a private tutorship in a rich family.
8
He was soon offered, and accepted, a tutorship in Ireland.
9
But he sighed, and wished he had delayed a little before undertaking the tutorship.
10
But he's grown and he had some good tutorship from Steve Hansen to do that.
11
I can resolve the matter by resigning my tutorship.
12
Her brother Alexis was an undergraduate, but had been promised a tutorship for the vacation.
13
He has got a tutorship to a young boy, living with his Mother, a widow Lady.
14
He had not relinquished his attachment to the temporary tutorship in a Church family in New York.
15
It is easy enough to marry on a fellowship, a tutorship, and a few small miscellaneous offices.
16
So concluded what may be called the first term of Coley Patteson's tutorship of his island boys.
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Tutorship through the time