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Part of Speech: Noun
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Over this seminary of learning were to preside a master and usher, whose united income seems to have been only twenty pounds per annum. - "An History of Birmingham (1783)", William Hutton.
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A young man, regularly acknowledged by the Bishop as a candidate for orders, and in consequence of such acknowledgment entitled, by an express statute of the seminary, to admission to its privileges, presented himself as a pupil. - "The Anti-Slavery Examiner, Omnibus", American Anti-Slavery Society.
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Also one in the third year of his course at a theological seminary. - "A Collection of College Words and Customs", Benjamin Homer Hall.