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flunking

 

Definitions from WordNet

Verb flunk has 1 sense
  1. fail, flunk, bomb, flush it - fail to get a passing grade; "She studied hard but failed nevertheless"; "Did I fail the test?"
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Flunking

Definition

Flunking refers to the act of failing a test, exam, or course. It is the opposite of passing and indicates a lack of sufficient understanding or mastery of the subject matter.

Parts of Speech

  • Verb: flunk
  • Noun: flunk

Senses

Verb: flunk

  1. To fail a test or exam due to insufficient understanding or performance.
  2. To dismiss or expel a student from an educational institution due to poor academic performance.
  3. To perform poorly or fail to meet expectations in a particular activity or task.

Noun: flunk

  1. A failure in an exam or course.
  2. A student who has failed to meet the required standards in their academic performance.
  3. A disappointing or unsuccessful outcome or performance in a given situation.

Examples

Verb: flunk

  1. Despite studying all night, I'm afraid I might flunk the calculus test tomorrow.
  2. If you don't start studying seriously, you will flunk the class.
  3. John flunked the driver's test for the third time this month.

Noun: flunk

  1. Sarah was devastated when she received her flunk on the final exam.
  2. The professor offered extra support to the flunks in order to help them improve their grades.
  3. The team's flunk in the championship game was a disappointment to their fans.

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