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Definition of dux in English: duxnounPlural duces, Plural duxes dʌksdəks 1Scottish The top pupil in a school or class. Example sentencesExamples - I want to be a filmmaker - not the dux of Mount High.
- The family of a former Hastings Boys' High School dux, who was killed by a car in an early-morning incident a year ago, are disappointed the driver hasn't been sent to jail.
- Nagle College's 2001 school dux sealed an outstanding academic year with a near-perfect mark in the Tertiary Entrance Exams.
- When she was named dux of Lismore High School last year, she won a university scholarship to help with her studies.
- He was an illustrious product of the state school system, dux of Maitland High, winner of a bursary to the University of Sydney where he gained first-class honours in English.
- In 1913 he graduated from the grammar school being dux of the school and winning the gold medal.
- Currently studying Law at Melbourne University, she was dux of Girton Grammar School in Bendigo, received a Premiers Award, the Australia Award and received the highest VCE score in all of regional Victoria.
- He was himself a pupil at the school and a former dux.
- And - a shocking revelation - he was the dux of his year!
- After primary school education at Fivedock / Drummoyne, he became dux of Sydney Technical High School.
- Now dux of St. Aloyisius College, it meant any career was open to you.
- However, she had impressed upon me that she believed I had something more than the average motivational speech that was offered every year by the dux of the school.
2historical A Saxon chief or leader.
Origin Mid 18th century (denoting the leading voice or instrument in a fugue or canon): from Latin, 'leader'. Rhymes crux, flux, lux, luxe, tux Definition of dux in US English: duxnoundəks 1Scottish The top pupil in a school or class. Example sentencesExamples - Now dux of St. Aloyisius College, it meant any career was open to you.
- Currently studying Law at Melbourne University, she was dux of Girton Grammar School in Bendigo, received a Premiers Award, the Australia Award and received the highest VCE score in all of regional Victoria.
- However, she had impressed upon me that she believed I had something more than the average motivational speech that was offered every year by the dux of the school.
- In 1913 he graduated from the grammar school being dux of the school and winning the gold medal.
- The family of a former Hastings Boys' High School dux, who was killed by a car in an early-morning incident a year ago, are disappointed the driver hasn't been sent to jail.
- Nagle College's 2001 school dux sealed an outstanding academic year with a near-perfect mark in the Tertiary Entrance Exams.
- After primary school education at Fivedock / Drummoyne, he became dux of Sydney Technical High School.
- He was himself a pupil at the school and a former dux.
- And - a shocking revelation - he was the dux of his year!
- When she was named dux of Lismore High School last year, she won a university scholarship to help with her studies.
- I want to be a filmmaker - not the dux of Mount High.
- He was an illustrious product of the state school system, dux of Maitland High, winner of a bursary to the University of Sydney where he gained first-class honours in English.
2historical A Saxon chief or leader.
Origin Mid 18th century (denoting the leading voice or instrument in a fugue or canon): from Latin, ‘leader’. |