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sabbatical
This term is primarily associated with academic and professional environments, carrying a connotation of intellectual renewal and prestige. It differs from a standard vacation or sick leave because it is specifically intended for professional development, research, or creative pursuits rather than mere leisure.
When used as a noun, it often appears in the phrase "on sabbatical," indicating the current status of the professional. As an adjective, it typically modifies time-based nouns such as "year," "leave," or "period" to specify the nature of the break.
Meanings
Examples
Professor Miller is taking a sabbatical to conduct fieldwork in Peru.
I think I need a sabbatical to clear my head and rediscover my passion for writing.
She spent her sabbatical year studying ancient manuscripts in Italy.
Are you planning to apply for a sabbatical next semester?
The company offers a sabbatical to employees who have served for ten years.
He is currently on a sabbatical and is not checking his email.
My sabbatical research focused on the impact of climate change on coastal erosion.
I wonder if I could afford a sabbatical without a full salary.