diplomas

Meanings

• an official document issued as proof of the bearer's qualifications or right to study or work in a particular field or institution

  - "John received his diploma from Harvard University."
  - "Sara's diploma from Stanford University hangs in her office."
  - "Mike's diploma from MIT is a source of pride for him."

• a formal certificate of achievement or skill, usually issued by an educational institution, government agency, or professional organization

  - "The students received their diplomas at the graduation ceremony."
  - "Mark's diploma from the University of Oxford is a testament to his academic achievements."
  - "Mike's diploma from the American Bar Association is a prerequisite for practicing law in the United States."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with diplomas
diploma , rampartoma , lampartaoma , campaniloma

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Homonyms

Words having the same spelling or pronunciation but different meanings and origins

1. diploma (en) : an official document issued as proof of the bearer's qualifications or right to study or work in a particular field or institution.
   

2. diploma (la) : a folding of paper, a certificate.
   

3. diploma (it) : a folded document, a certificate.
   

4. diploma (fr) : a document rolled up, a certificate.
   

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Homophones

Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,

1. diploma
   

2. diploma of theology
   

3. diploma of engineering
   

4. diploma pouch
   

5. diploma frame
   

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Variants

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diploma , diplomas , diplomata

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Forms

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The form of a diploma can vary depending on the educational institution issuing it. However, some common features of diplomas include a raised seal or embossed emblem representing the issuing institution, the name and address of the institution, the name and title of the degree or certificate being awarded, the name of the graduate, and the date of graduation.

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Etymology

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The word 'diploma' comes from the Greek word 'diploun', which means 'folded twice'. In ancient Greece, diplomas were issued as folded documents to prove the bearer's qualifications or right to study or work in a particular field or institution.

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Culture

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In many cultures, receiving a diploma is a significant milestone in one's educational journey. The ceremony itself is often filled with pomp and circumstance, with graduates wearing traditional academic robes and mortarboards. The actual presentation of the diploma itself is often a highlight of the ceremony, with graduates proudly displaying their newly-earned diplomas as they celebrate this important achievement.

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