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tenure–track
adjective ten·ure–track \ˈten-yər-ˌtrak also -ˌyu̇r-\
: relating to or having a teaching job that may lead to tenure (sense 2)
Full Definition of TENURE-TRACK
: relating to or being a teaching position that may lead to a grant of tenure
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First Known Use of TENURE-TRACK
1976
Rhymes with TENURE-TRACK
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