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Emerita
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emerita
n.
woman who retired from her profession but retains her former job title (such as a professor), woman who retired from her active assigned duties but retains her title of office (such as a prime minister, etc.)
adj.
(of a woman) honorably discharged from a profession but retaining her former job title (such as a professor), honorably retired or discharged from active assigned duties but retaining her title of office (such as a prime minister, etc.)
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Emerita
Emerita may refer to:
- Emerita (genus), a genus of crustacean
- Emerita Augusta, an ancient city of Spain
- Saint Emerita, 3rd-century martyr. See Digna and Emerita
- Emerita, the feminine form of the word "emeritus", added to the title professor or religious leader, to honor them for lengthy service
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emerito
adj.
emeritus, (Latin) honorably discharged from a profession but retaining one's former job title (such as a professor emeritus)
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emérito
adj.
emeritus (Latin), honorably discharged from a profession but retaining one's former job title (such as a professor emeritus)
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emerita
N F
retired woman
retired woman
emeritus
ADJ
past service| worn/burnt out| unfit; veteran; that has finished work; deserving
past service| worn/burnt out| unfit; veteran; that has finished work; deserving
