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Definitions

flunk

[fluhngk] / flʌŋk /
VERB
fail
Synonyms
STRONGEST
STRONG


Example Sentences

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Having flunked out of college and stumbled through a number of dead-end jobs, Belzer decided to give comedy a try.

From Salon

And its vague proposal for verifying the content-matching database would flunk an introductory security course.

From Washington Post

She utilises Hassett on the right flank and something is building, but Bowen flunks an errant pass and it’s all over.

From The Guardian

Her academic adviser warned that if she didn’t get professional help she would flunk.

From Washington Post

He barely graduated from college, lost touch with his friends, then flunked out of graduate school.

From New York Times