Definition of study group in US English: study group
noun A group of people who meet to study a particular subject and then report their findings or recommendations.
‘study groups have been set up to examine the database available for decision-making’
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‘We have tried to get her back to the study group, but she says she has better things to do now.’ ‘Over the summer, the trust created a study group to explore the implications of adding affordable housing to the UniverCity.’ ‘On their own initiative, the students established a study group that met regularly several times a week.’ ‘Then some friends of mine and I decided to start a loosely-formed study group.’ ‘Commission a study group to see if we can spin it as a safeguard against terrorism for citizens.’ ‘England, said the study group, had outstanding central defenders, but were weakened by key players not being fit.’ ‘The three of us comprised an impromptu study group for one of our MBA exams in The International Economy.’ ‘One barrier the study group seeks to remove is fees for surgery consultations and prescriptions.’ ‘By the time I'm supposed to meet my study group, I've only solved half of the problems.’ ‘Once the study group has developed its recommendations, present them to the board.’ ‘She will lead a study group for students on current journalism issues.’ ‘One actually has to join a group within the congregation, a choir or a Bible study group.’ ‘The study group will submit a detailed report within three months, reports our Agartala correspondent.’ ‘Then start over again and take it up with a study group or a couple of friends you meet with regularly, maybe over Sunday dinners.’ ‘It would serve as an excellent companion text for a Bible study group or a continuing-education class.’ ‘If they set up a study group, they should make certain that Councillor Moore is one of the students.’ ‘Today we worship together and offer a small study group to help people in this area that of our same lifestyle.’ ‘They are taking lessons in Portuguese and have begun a weekly study group for fellow Zimbabweans new to the area.’ ‘There are few side effects reported in a large study group.’ ‘Twenty per cent of the study group included consultants, who rarely carry out defibrillation.’ Synonyms
workshop , tutorial, lecture, session, class, lesson, period
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