faculty

/ˈfæk.əl.ti/
noun 5

Collocations

13
1

(noun.) natural ability of the body/mind

ADJ

higher

The accident left him struggling to use his higher faculties for several months.

cognitive, intellectual, mental, rational

Her intellectual faculties remained sharp even in her advanced age.

creative, critical, imaginative, moral | human

VERB + FACULTY

be in possession of, have

My grandfather is ninety years old and still in possession of all his faculties.

lose

develop

Learning music from an early age helps children develop their creative faculties.

PREP

~ for

Children have a natural faculty for learning languages quickly when they are young.

2

(noun.) university department

ADJ

Arts, English, law, medical, etc.

FACULTY + NOUN

board, head, member

PREP

across ~

The university held a joint research project that brought together professors across faculties to solve environmental problems.

in a/the ~

My brother studied engineering in the Faculty of Science for four years.

~ of

The Faculty of Engineering at our university offers excellent programs in robotics and sustainable design.

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