Geniuses
Professors and geniuses are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Professors" instead a noun "Geniuses".
Professors
Geniuses and professors are semantically related. You can use "Geniuses" instead a noun "Professors".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Sometimes, the only smart people in a work are TV geniuses, absent-minded professors, insufferable geniuses, or representatives of some other variety of "brilliant-automatically-equals-socially-awkward".
Source: Gentleman and a Scholar -
Variations include professors who ignore any students who aren't geniuses, tutors who kick students out of courses (or out of the University) rather than help them when they struggle with coursework, and arrogant students who despise anyone who isn't up to their intellectual standard.
Source: Series / Lewis - Smaller species of owl may be portrayed as Absent Minded Professors or even Ditzy Geniuses, perhaps reflecting owls' disorientation in daylight.
Source: Analysis / Animal Stereotypes
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