noun
optime
Optime (noun) means a student awarded second-class honours, called senior optime, or third-class honours, called junior optime, in mathematics, or, less strictly, in any other subject.
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A student awarded second-class honours, called senior optime, or third-class honours, called junior optime, in mathematics, or, less strictly, in any other subject.
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Etymology
Borrowed from Latin optimē ("very well"), taken from the phrase optimē disputāstī ("you have disputed very well"), formerly used when reporting results at Cambridge.
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"optime" (noun) means a student awarded second-class honours, called senior optime, or third-class honours, called junior optime, in mathematics, or, less strictly, in any other subject.
