Faculty
Faculty noun - A natural ability of the mind or body.
University and faculty are semantically related. in teachers in educational institution topic. In some cases you can use "University" instead a noun "Faculty".
University
University noun - A large and diverse institution of higher learning created to educate for life and for a profession and to grant degrees.
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Synonyms for University
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- body and faculty
- body and university
- society and faculty
- society and university
- organization and faculty
- organization and university
- staff and faculty
- staff and university
- personnel and faculty
- personnel and university
- department and faculty
- department and university
- school and faculty
- school and university
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At the ceremony, Thornton flings some dirt and it lands on the head of a member of the university's faculty, particularly the one who criticized Thornton buying his way into the university.
Source: Film / Back to School - Though rare, a new-founded faculty of a university can temporarily be this, having only the two or three professors that started the faculty and became directors.
Source: Two-Teacher School - Oxford University forbade Isaac Newton joining the faculty because of his heterodox beliefs (denying the Trinity)-in fact it required faculty to be Anglican priests, which he wasn't.
Source: Strawman U
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