Definition of DLitt in English:

DLitt

abbreviation

Doctor of Letters.
Example sentencesExamples
- She won the Patrick White Literary Award in 1983 and received an honorary DLitt from the University of Sydney in 1986.
- On the same morning, he will be given a Doctor of Letters (DLitt).
- Perhaps the most important Irish novelist writing today, he counts among his many accolades multiple Arts Council awards and an honorary DLitt from Trinity College, Dublin.
- The archive aims to have the catalog of its entire collection available via the Web by next year, says director Graham Richards, DLitt, a professor of psychology at Staffordshire University.

Origin

From Latin Doctor Litterarum.

Definition of DLitt in US English:

DLitt

(also DLit)

abbreviationˌdēˈlitˌdiˈlɪt

1Doctor of Letters.
Example sentencesExamples
- Perhaps the most important Irish novelist writing today, he counts among his many accolades multiple Arts Council awards and an honorary DLitt from Trinity College, Dublin.
- She won the Patrick White Literary Award in 1983 and received an honorary DLitt from the University of Sydney in 1986.
- On the same morning, he will be given a Doctor of Letters (DLitt).
- The archive aims to have the catalog of its entire collection available via the Web by next year, says director Graham Richards, DLitt, a professor of psychology at Staffordshire University.
2Doctor of Literature.

Origin

From Latin Doctor Litterarum.

单词	DLitt
释义	Definition of DLitt in English: DLitt abbreviation Doctor of Letters. Example sentencesExamples She won the Patrick White Literary Award in 1983 and received an honorary DLitt from the University of Sydney in 1986. On the same morning, he will be given a Doctor of Letters (DLitt). Perhaps the most important Irish novelist writing today, he counts among his many accolades multiple Arts Council awards and an honorary DLitt from Trinity College, Dublin. The archive aims to have the catalog of its entire collection available via the Web by next year, says director Graham Richards, DLitt, a professor of psychology at Staffordshire University. Origin From Latin Doctor Litterarum. Definition of DLitt in US English: DLitt (also DLit) abbreviationˌdēˈlitˌdiˈlɪt 1Doctor of Letters. Example sentencesExamples Perhaps the most important Irish novelist writing today, he counts among his many accolades multiple Arts Council awards and an honorary DLitt from Trinity College, Dublin. She won the Patrick White Literary Award in 1983 and received an honorary DLitt from the University of Sydney in 1986. On the same morning, he will be given a Doctor of Letters (DLitt). The archive aims to have the catalog of its entire collection available via the Web by next year, says director Graham Richards, DLitt, a professor of psychology at Staffordshire University. 2Doctor of Literature. Origin From Latin Doctor Litterarum.
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