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licentiate
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licentiate /li·cen·ti·ate/ (li-sen´she-āt) one holding a license from an authorized agency giving the right to practice a particular profession.
licentiate [li-sen´she-āt]
one holding a license from an authorized agency giving the right to practice a particular profession.
licentiate
a person holding a license from an authorized agency entitling him/her to practice a particular profession.
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She began her musical career on the piano and later went on to obtain Associate and Licenciate diplomas from the London College of Music.
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[15] Unlike the licentia exercise, the doctoral examination was attended by the rector, who though not an academic official was the highest-ranking university authority, and whose presence gave the doctoral ceremony an even more formal, public flavor than the licenciate exercise.
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