acada
acada noun: a current or former university student.
Noun
acada (plural acadas)
- A current or former university student.
- Saying these much in Nigeria's present political climate, and coming from someone who has been out of the country for a considerable length of time, provides an opportunity for cheap baseless attacks and accusations of an “acada' trying to compare Nigeria to more advanced countries.2009, Angelicus-M. B. Onasanya, The Urgency of Now!: Building a True Nigerian Nation, page 153
Adjective
acada (not comparable)
- Relating to a university or academic studies; educated.
- He had asked, 'So do the literate acada people also do that?'1987, Kowus Bisi-Williams, The Black Godfather, page 32
Forms of acada
| plural | acadas |
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Origin of acada
Clipping of academic.
Questions about acada
- What does acada mean?
- Acada means a current or former university student.
- What part of speech is acada?
- Acada can be a noun or an adjective.
- What is the plural of acada?
- The plural of acada is acadas.
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