Intellectualist
Intellectualist adjective - Much given to learning and thinking.
Usage example: a small cadre of intellectualist reformers who had no idea of the concerns of the common folk
Pedantic and intellectualist are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Pedantic" instead an adjective "Intellectualist".
Pedantic
Pedantic adjective - Marked by a narrow focus on or display of learning especially its trivial aspects.
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Synonyms for Pedantic
Intellectualist and pedantic are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Intellectualist" instead an adjective "Pedantic".
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Related pairs
- intellectual and intellectualist
- intellectual and pedantic
- learned and intellectualist
- learned and pedantic
- cerebral and intellectualist
- cerebral and pedantic
- academic and intellectualist
- academic and pedantic
- didactic and intellectualist
- didactic and pedantic
- erudite and intellectualist
- erudite and pedantic
- scholarly and intellectualist
- scholarly and pedantic
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