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military academy
noun
- a private school organized somewhat along the lines of and following some of the procedures of military life.
- a school that trains people for military careers as army officers, usually as part of a college education.
military academy
noun
- a training establishment for young officer cadets entering the army
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of military academy1
Example Sentences
He studied at school in the UK and attended Sandhurst military academy.
Preliminary research suggests he may have graduated from a Russian military academy and may have been a resident in South Africa.
Prabowo will kick off his administration with a three-day retreat at a military academy in central Java for his ministers and their deputies.
You may have seen him in one episode of “The Sopranos†as the head of a military academy, or on “Seinfeld†as a no-nonsense record store owner.
The demonstrators included many younger Jewish Israelis, wearing clothing emblazoned with the slogans of the religious right’s high schools and military academies.
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