Learning and Scholarly

Learning

Learning noun - The understanding and information gained from being educated.
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Scholarly and learning are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Scholarly" instead an adjective "Learning".

Nearby Words: learn, learned, learner, learnt

Scholarly

Scholarly adjective - Having or displaying advanced knowledge or education.

Learning and scholarly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Learning" instead an adjective "Scholarly".

Nearby Words: scholar, scholarship

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  • Literature / The Name of the Rose In the novel, many people show a great deal of scholarly knowledge and expertise, but William is about the only one who can escape beyond the stagnated and fundamentalist nature of medieval learning.
  • Comicbook / Loki Badass Bookworm: His intelligence is without question and he's an unusually scholarly Asgardian, but he's also still a Norse god, and one does not grow up amongst the Aesir without learning how to fight, nor have a blood feud with The Mighty Thor without being good at it.
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