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Alumni (UK)
Alumni (plural of Alumnus) is an English word borrowed from Latin. It indicates a group of former students or people who have graduated from a school or university. If the group is composed of female students, we need to use Alumnae (Alumna is the singular). Alumni has maintained its original Latin meaning, but the pronunciation has changed.
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