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extraordinary alumni vs outstanding alumni

Both 'extraordinary alumni' and 'outstanding alumni' are correct phrases that can be used to describe exceptional former students. The choice between them depends on the specific context and the level of emphasis or admiration you want to convey.

Last updated: March 23, 2024 • 535 views

extraordinary alumni

This phrase is correct and can be used to refer to alumni who are exceptional, remarkable, or outstanding in some way.

This phrase is suitable for emphasizing the exceptional qualities or achievements of former students. It conveys a sense of uniqueness and distinction.
  • Going with your dad to alumni meetings.
  • The alumni committee makes that decision.
  • No, his parents are alumni.
  • It's where Handles honors their most inspirational alumni.
  • I don't have the grades, but my dad's alumni, so...
  • I'm really psyched to join the long and proud legacy of Viking Alumni.
  • Perhaps my death will garner a small blurb in the Dartmouth Alumni Magazine.
  • And they have some notable alumni.
  • It was on the alumni website.
  • It's so great when alumni come back for the initiation ceremony.
  • Next item is Friday's alumni dance.
  • Also, you have an appointment this afternoon with the alumni rep from MIT.
  • While I was applying for school, I registered my place as the alumni.
  • Supposedly I'm the poster child for alumni.
  • And that's strikeout number six for our alumni team hometown heroes.
  • That pitcher for the alumni team, Scooter... interesting.
  • Evelyn is from the alumni association.
  • I was supposed to meet this alumni from Princeton last night, but then...
  • I'm an alumni and one of the school's dreaded fundraisers.
  • Except for the time she got drunk at the alumni dinner.

Alternatives:

  • exceptional alumni
  • remarkable alumni
  • outstanding alumni

outstanding alumni

This phrase is also correct and commonly used to describe alumni who are exceptional, distinguished, or remarkable.

This phrase is suitable for highlighting the excellence and achievements of former students. It conveys a sense of high quality and distinction.
  • Going with your dad to alumni meetings.
  • The alumni committee makes that decision.
  • No, his parents are alumni.
  • It's where Handles honors their most inspirational alumni.
  • I don't have the grades, but my dad's alumni, so...
  • I'm really psyched to join the long and proud legacy of Viking Alumni.
  • Perhaps my death will garner a small blurb in the Dartmouth Alumni Magazine.
  • And they have some notable alumni.
  • It was on the alumni website.
  • It's so great when alumni come back for the initiation ceremony.
  • Next item is Friday's alumni dance.
  • Also, you have an appointment this afternoon with the alumni rep from MIT.
  • While I was applying for school, I registered my place as the alumni.
  • Supposedly I'm the poster child for alumni.
  • And that's strikeout number six for our alumni team hometown heroes.
  • That pitcher for the alumni team, Scooter... interesting.
  • Evelyn is from the alumni association.
  • I was supposed to meet this alumni from Princeton last night, but then...
  • I'm an alumni and one of the school's dreaded fundraisers.
  • Except for the time she got drunk at the alumni dinner.

Alternatives:

  • exceptional alumni
  • remarkable alumni
  • extraordinary alumni

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