Almamater Oxford. alma mater the university school or college that one once attended The phrase is recorded from the mid 17th century in the general sense ‘someone or something providing nourishment’ in Latin literally ‘bounteous mother’ a title given to various Roman goddesses notably Ceres and Cybele The Oxford Dictionary of Phrase and Fable.
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Oxford English and Spanish Dictionary Synonyms and Spanish to English Translator ‘My high school doesn’t have an alma mater so I was asked to write one because nobody else in the school shows the ability/interest of writing music and all the music teachers bugged out on it’ ‘The goal was that new freshmen would learn their alma mater at Orientation and be able to sing it.
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