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fresh-out-of-college

fresh-out-of-college adjective: describing an individual who has just graduated from college and is entering the job market.

Adjective

fresh-out-of-college (not comparable)

  1. Describing an individual who has just graduated from college and is entering the job market.

Questions about fresh-out-of-college

What does fresh-out-of-college mean?
Fresh-out-of-college means describing an individual who has just graduated from college and is entering the job market.
What part of speech is fresh-out-of-college?
Fresh-out-of-college is an adjective.

Words near fresh-out-of-college in the dictionary

  1. fresh water
  2. fresh waters
  3. fresh yeast
  4. fresh yeasts
  5. fresh-faced
  6. fresh-out-of-college
  7. fresh-water
  8. freshe
  9. freshed
  10. freshed up
  11. freshen

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