scholarship
Pronunciation: [ˈskɒl.ər.ʃɪp]
Word
Context: "education"
(noun) an amount of money given to a student to help pay for their studies. It helps students go to school without worrying too much about money. Scholarships can come from schools, organizations, or the government.
Example
Sarah received a scholarship to attend her dream university, which made her very happy.
Example
Due to the high costs of attending college, not everyone can afford it without a scholarship.
Example
What type of scholarship did you apply for this year?
Context: "academic"
(noun) the study or research done in a particular field. It is about learning deeply and sharing knowledge with others. When we say someone is a scholar, it means they do a lot of scholarship in their area of interest.
Example
His scholarship on ancient history won him an award in his field.
Example
Her lack of scholarship on the subject showed when she couldn't answer simple questions.
Example
How does your scholarship contribute to our understanding of modern science?
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