lecturer
Use Lecturer in a sentence
tʃər noun
1.
a person who lectures.
2.
an academic rank given in colleges and universities to a teacher ranking below assistant professor.
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| —n | |
| 1. | a person who lectures |
| 2. | a teacher in higher education without professorial status |
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The lecturer before me dealt with the ethics of the conservation movement.
Her sculptures have drawn crowds to gallery shows, and she is in demand as a lecturer.
Probably, the closer contact with his audience as lecturer than as writer satisfied his hunger for sympathy.
If all goes well, every university lecturer in the country will soon be able to vet his students' submissions with it.
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