course

Phonetic Respelling: [ kawrs, kohrs ]

Definition:

n. a series of lectures on a subject

Sentence:

I want to take a course in public speaking.

More example sentences:

I want to take a course in public speaking.

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What was Bentley taking a course in at the college?

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Of course we will go to the park.

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She nailed her astrophysics course.

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Which medical item did Jack use during the course of this book?

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The planter's race course was made into a what during the Civil War?

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I took an intensive course in Spanish.

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He had many illnesses over the course of his life.

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The course of a current can undergo periodic changes.

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Your new math class will be your supplementary course.

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How many holes does a golf course have?

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He took a statics course at college.

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What are the most significant changes that Simon goes through over the course of the story?

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What caused George to get off course while skiing?

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He took a physical science course at school.

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Synonyms:

class; seminar; series of lessons

Antonyms:

uninformed

Course rhymes:

• One Syllable Rhymes
  • 'borse
  • bourse
  • coarse
  • corse
  • force
  • forse
  • fourths
  • hoarse
  • horse
  • morse
  • morss
  • norse
  • nourse
  • sorce
  • source
  • vorce
• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • divorce
  • endorse
  • enforce
  • ensource
  • laforce
  • midoutsource
  • perforce
  • remorse
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • reinforce