faculties

noun

SayFAK-uhl-teez/ˈfæ.kəl.tiz/

1 meaning of faculties

1
noun
Plural of faculty. Use this when talking about more than one mental power or more than one school department.
As she grew older, she kept all her mental faculties sharp.
The college is split into several faculties for different subjects.
Note

faculties is a form of faculty

faculty, noun: The teachers and professors at a school or college, not the students or office workers. Full entry

Forms: facultyfaculties plural
Spelling: faculty → faculties: change y to i, add -es
Sound: The ending sounds like /z/.

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