bachelor
This term carries a distinct social weight depending on the adjective paired with it. A confirmed bachelor suggests a deliberate, lifelong rejection of marriage, often implying a level of independence or eccentricity. In contrast, an eligible bachelor is viewed as a desirable candidate for marriage, shifting the focus from personal choice to social value.
In an academic context, the word functions as a title of achievement. It marks the transition from a student to a professional or a scholar, representing the first major milestone in higher education before one pursues a Master's or Doctorate.
Countable when referring to an unmarried man or a degree holder.
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Vega, I have read that you are a bachelor. Is this a human rank?
Vega, I have read that you are a bachelor. Is this a human rank?
Not a rank, Zorg. Just means I'm not married. Now knock it off.
Not a rank, Zorg. Just means I'm not married. Now knock it off.
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The candidate must possess a bachelor degree or equivalent experience.