Aamc

Pronunciation: /eɪ.eɪ.em.siː/

Definitions of aamc

noun The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC), a non-profit organization that represents all 155 accredited U.S. and 17 accredited Canadian medical schools, along with over 400 teaching hospitals and health systems.

Example Sentences

A1 I am studying for the AAMC exam.

A2 The AAMC provides resources for medical students.

B1 She is a member of the AAMC committee.

B2 The AAMC sets standards for medical school admissions.

C1 The AAMC conducts research on healthcare practices.

C2 The AAMC plays a crucial role in shaping medical education policies.

Examples of aamc in a Sentence

formal The AAMC (Association of American Medical Colleges) is a non-profit organization that provides resources for medical students and professionals.

informal I heard that the AAMC has released new guidelines for medical school admissions.

slang I need to check the AAMC website for updates on the MCAT exam.

figurative The AAMC is like a guiding light for aspiring doctors on their journey to becoming physicians.

Grammatical Forms of aamc

• past tense: aamced
• plural: aamcs
• comparative: more aamc
• superlative: most aamc
• present tense: aamc
• future tense: will aamc
• perfect tense: have aamced
• continuous tense: am aamcing
• singular: aamc
• positive degree: aamc
• infinitive: to aamc
• gerund: aamcing
• participle: aamced

Origin and Evolution of aamc

First Known Use: 1876 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'aamc' is believed to have originated from the abbreviation of 'Association of American Medical Colleges'.

Evolution of the word: Initially used as an abbreviation for the organization, 'aamc' eventually became a common shorthand term used within the medical community to refer to the Association of American Medical Colleges. Over time, it has become widely recognized and used in medical education and healthcare settings.