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interscholastic

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in·ter·scho·las·tic  (ntr-sk-lstk)
adj.
Existing or conducted between or among schools.

inter·scho·lasti·cal·ly adv.

interscholastic [ˌɪntəskəˈlæstɪk]
adj
1. (Social Science / Education) (of sports events, competitions, etc.) occurring between two or more schools
2. (Social Science / Education) representative of various schools
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Adj.1.interscholastic - used of competition or cooperation between secondary schools
extramural - carried on outside the bounds of an institution or community; "extramural sports"


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