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Tenured

Verb / ˈtenjɜ:d / Another word for tenured — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

Having tenure, which is a permanent job position, especially in a university or college.

Synonyms & similar words

tenure secure stable established settled confirmed ensured guaranteed unchangeable unchanging unvarying fixed regular steadfast unfailing reliable dependable loyal faithful committed

Example sentences

  1. The tenured professor is highly respected for his research and teaching skills.
  2. She finally got a tenured position at the university after years of hard work.
  3. The tenured faculty members have more job security than the non-tenured ones.
  4. He was denied tenure after the committee reviewed his performance.
  5. The university offers a tenured-track position for qualified candidates.

Quotes

  • A tenured professor is like a contestant who has won a game show. He no longer has to worry about the next competition.
  • Tenure is a way to protect the academic freedom of professors, but it's also a way to protect the status quo.
  • Tenure is a double-edged sword. It offers job security, but it also makes it harder to innovate and take risks.

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