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boarding school
[ bawr-ding skool ]
noun
- a school at which the students receive board and lodging during the school term ( day school ).
boarding school
noun
- a school providing living accommodation for some or all of its pupils
Word History and Origins
Origin of boarding school1
Example Sentences
So we fly to New York, get off that plane, take another puddle-jumper to Albany to take my son Aaron back to boarding school in Lake Placid, which is another two- or three-hour drive.
The boarding school is located in his stronghold in the south-west and he sent three of his children there.
It is, “above all, a quest. To understand myself, our family’s collective disease, Indian people’s unparalleled ability to survive, and the history of Indian boarding schools.”
A Scottish boarding school has announced it will accept payments of school fees in the cryptocurrency Bitcoin.
The government says a grant to help cover boarding school fees for children of military families has also been increased to take account of rising charges.
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