a league of universities and colleges in the northeastern United States that have a reputation for scholastic achievement and social prestige
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ivy league::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | league, conference |
Examples of ivy league
ivy league
I didn't take the other ivy-league position either, which required weekend work.
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A bunch of ivy league phds sitting around playing a high stakes game of Mad Libs.
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He is an ivy-league law-school graduate and the court already has eight of those.
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Ivy league schools have long been known to dispense A's to 80% of students.
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One is in the ivy league and will likely leave me with a tab of around 120-130k of debt.
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My ivy league degree continues to open doors for me twenty years later.
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My accent is very standard northeastern ivy league wasp non-identifiable.
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Have you ever take a Economics 110 class from a non ivy league school?
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Her subdued, ivy-league beauty has, however, retained its freshness.
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