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tenured Definition and Meaning in English (tenured definition)

adjective
Synonyms:permanentestablishedsecure
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Tenured definition: Having achieved a permanent post, especially in a university, after a probationary period.

Definitions of Tenured

  1. 1adjective

    Having achieved a permanent post, especially in a university, after a probationary period.

Example Sentences

academic

“She finally became a tenured professor after years of hard work.”

business

“The tenured position offers job security and benefits.”

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present participletenuring
nountenure
adjectiveuntenured

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Tenured definition: Having achieved a permanent post, especially in a university, after a probationary period.
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'Tenured' translates to 'tenured' in English. Tenured definition: Having achieved a permanent post, especially in a university, after a probationary period.
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