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   of or relating to a sabbatical year; of or relating to the sabbath… See the full definition ... Noun Several professors will be taking sabbaticals this year.

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   Definition of sabbatical noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.

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   SABBATICAL definition: 1. a period of time when college or university teachers are allowed to stop their usual work in…. Learn more.

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   5 meanings: also: Sabbatic 1. of, relating to, or appropriate to the Sabbath as a day of rest and religious observance 2. →.... Click for more definitions.

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   Sabbatical definition: of or pertaining or appropriate to the Sabbath.. See examples of SABBATICAL used in a sentence.

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   If your job entitles you, you probably take a sabbatical every seven years, which means you get a year of paid leave to do whatever you want to further your understanding of the world.

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   What is sabbatical noun?

   • Definition of sabbatical noun from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary a period of time when somebody, especially a teacher at a university, is allowed to stop their normal work in order to study or travel on sabbatical He's on sabbatical this term. Questions about grammar and vocabulary?

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   Is sabbatical the same as Sabbath?

   • Traditionally, this occurs every seventh year. Because of this scholarly context, we may easily miss what is hiding in plain sight: that sabbatical is related to Sabbath, which refers to the Biblical day of rest, or the seventh day. We trace the origins of both sabbatical and Sabbath to the Greek word sabbaton.

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   What is a sabbatical year?

   • Traditionally offered to those in academic professions, sabbatical years were originally a way to give professors a break from teaching. Professors, who were thought leaders before it became a buzzword, were given a year of leave every seven years to pursue research or just time away.

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   What is a sabbatical leave for teaching?

   • A sabbatical is a period of time during which someone, such as a university teacher, can leave their ordinary work to travel or study. For example, he took a year's sabbatical from teaching to write a book.

   SABBATICAL definition in American English | Collins English Dictionary

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   What is a sabbatical & how does it work?

   • A sabbatical is an extended period of time away from work. During this time, employees are still employed and may still be paid. The employee can use this time as they like, whether for rest, learning new skills, writing, or Inner Work®. The employee isn’t required to fulfill the obligations of their usual role during this time.

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   Where did sabbatical & Sabbath come from?

   • We trace the origins of both sabbatical and Sabbath to the Greek word sabbaton. Sabbaton itself traces to the Hebrew word shabbāth, meaning “rest.” The Old Testament refers to God’s “day of rest” most famously in Genesis, but Sabbath referring to an entire year of rest is mentioned in Leviticus (25:3-5):

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