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exmatriculate

exmatriculate verb: to deregister or unenroll (a student in Germany or Austria), as a result of graduation, expulsion, or voluntary termination of courses.

Verb

exmatriculate (third-person singular simple present exmatriculates, present participle exmatriculating, simple past and past participle exmatriculated)

  1. (ambitransitive) To deregister or unenroll (a student in Germany or Austria), as a result of graduation, expulsion, or voluntary termination of courses.

Forms of exmatriculate

third-person singular presentexmatriculates
present participleexmatriculating
past participleexmatriculated
pastexmatriculated

Origin of exmatriculate

From German exmatrikulieren, equivalent to ex- + matriculate.

Questions about exmatriculate

What does exmatriculate mean?
Exmatriculate means to deregister or unenroll (a student in Germany or Austria), as a result of graduation, expulsion, or voluntary termination of courses.
What part of speech is exmatriculate?
Exmatriculate is a verb.
What is the past tense of exmatriculate?
The past tense of exmatriculate is exmatriculated.

Words near exmatriculate in the dictionary

  1. exlexes
  2. Exley
  3. Exleys
  4. Exline
  5. Exlines
  6. exmatriculate
  7. exmatriculated
  8. exmatriculates
  9. exmatriculating
  10. exmatriculation
  11. exmedial

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