doctorate|doctorates in English
noun
['doc·tor·ate || 'dɑktərɪt /'dɒk]
highest degree awarded by a graduate school (such as a Ph.D., Ed.D., etc.); doctor's degree, degree given to a graduate of a medical or dental school
Use "doctorate|doctorates" in a sentence
1. Pastor Boofer has a doctorate in Christian Counseling and a Doctorate in Theology from Freedom University
2. She's studying for her doctorate.
3. She was awarded her doctorate .
4. He held honorary doctorates from the University of Oxford and several other universities.
5. VIPs achieve it through the Conferment of honorary doctorates on them
6. She's doing a doctorate in ancient history.
7. The university Conferred an honorary doctorate on her
8. 16 He obtained his doctorate in Social Psychology.
9. She received her doctorate in history in 19
10. He obtained a law doctorate with distinction.
11. He's completed his doctorate on Victorian sexuality.
12. Pope earned his doctorate in philosophy from Seattle Pacific.
13. She has a doctorate in physics from Norwich.
14. 8 Brown received an honorary doctorate from Seoul University.
15. He later received a doctorate for his philosophical publications.
16. She has a Doctorate in Divinity from York University.
17. Agst's purpose is to enable its member seminaries to offer advanced degrees, especially doctorates, …
18. In 1962 she received an honorary doctorate from Harvard.
19. He received his doctorate in 1911 under Heinrich Leopold Rubens.
20. 23 In December,(www.Sentencedict.com) she was awarded an honorary doctorate.
21. Richard got his Doctorate, and decided to become a schoolmaster.
22. She's been studying for her doctorate for three years already.
23. An honorary doctorate was conferred on him by Edinburgh University.
24. He earned a doctorate in economics at around this time.
25. 27 In 1962 she received an honorary doctorate from Harvard.