Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A school which is held at night, especially for those who cannot attend a day-school.
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Examples
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They run into a group of trainee monster hunters who are more inclined to eliminate eligible night-school students than educate them.
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They run into a group of trainee monster hunters who are more inclined to eliminate eligible night-school students than educate them.
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They run into a group of trainee monster hunters who are more inclined to eliminate eligible night-school students than educate them.
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She was taking night-school English lessons and going to lectures and classes, and she could feel her mind opening up, her dreams opening up, her future opening up.
Uprising Margaret Peterson Haddix 2011
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Why would anyone want to read a body of work that can be reduced to this sort of night-school existentialism?
Saying Something 2010
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The atmosphere of purposeful endeavor was like what you might find at a night-school business class of aspiring franchisees.
Cannabusiness 2009
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The atmosphere of purposeful endeavor was like what you might find at a night-school business class of aspiring franchisees.
Cannabusiness 2009
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She was taking night-school English lessons and going to lectures and classes, and she could feel her mind opening up, her dreams opening up, her future opening up.
Uprising Margaret Peterson Haddix 2011
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She was taking night-school English lessons and going to lectures and classes, and she could feel her mind opening up, her dreams opening up, her future opening up.
Uprising Margaret Peterson Haddix 2011
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She was taking night-school English lessons and going to lectures and classes, and she could feel her mind opening up, her dreams opening up, her future opening up.
Uprising Margaret Peterson Haddix 2011
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