tenurableadj.
/ˈtɛnjʊərəb(ə)l/ Chiefly U.S.
Of an academic post: subject to tenure (sense 1c). Of an applicant for such a post: fit to be granted tenure.
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society > occupation and work > working > career > [adjective] > established > subject to or fit for guaranteed office
tenurable1977
1977 Science 4 Feb. 440/3 What is their effect on the bright..young scholar-teacher who has not, unfortunately, been productive enough to be undebatably tenurable?
1977 Nature 10 Nov. p. xlvi/2 (advt.) Applications are invited for a full-time, tenurable appointment in the Division of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutics.
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adj.1977- myrmecologist
- myrmecologists
- myrmecology
- myrmecomorph
- myrmecomorphic
- myrmecomorphy
- myrmecophagid
- myrmecophagine
- myrmecophagous
- myrmecophile
- myrmecophiles
- myrmecophilic
- myrmecophilism
- myrmecophilous
- myrmecophily
- myrmecophobic
- myrmecophyte
- myrmecophytes
- myrmecophytic
- myrmecophytism
- myrmekite
- myrmekitic
- myrmekitization
- myrmeleon
- myrmicine