alumni

[ uh-luhm-nahy ]

noun

1. the plural of alumnus.

Example Sentences

ProKick has had 260 of its alumni achieve full scholarships to US colleges.

From BBC

If we are looking for entertainment, which sports should be, keep walking that tightrope and forget the alumni!

From Los Angeles Times

Pomona College alumni have created a Facebook page — the 47 Society — dedicated to displaying examples of the number as it pops up in everyday life — on a restaurant bill, an airline boarding pass and football scores.

From Los Angeles Times

Terril Jones, a graduate of the class of 1980 and a former member of the Pomona College Alumni Assn., said he worries that wearing his 47 hat in public might be seen as a political statement instead of a show of affection for his alma mater.

From Los Angeles Times

That wished-for breakthrough animated much of the action on the Yard, where students and alumni were dancing even before Howard’s gospel choir sang “Lift Every Voice and Sing,” the hymn adopted by some as a Black national anthem.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• alum
• alumna