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Sabbatical

usgb/səˈbætɪkl/Volume
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Planned Duration

A sabbatical is usually a long, planned break, often lasting several months to a year.

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She's planning her six-month sabbatical to study Italian Renaissance art.
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Not Vacation

Sabbaticals are for personal growth or academic research, not just extended vacations.

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His sabbatical focuses on researching renewable energy solutions.
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Academic Commonality

Sabbaticals are common in academia but can occur in other professional fields.

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The company offers sabbaticals to its engineers for research and development projects.
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