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Adjective erudite has 1 sense
- erudite, learned - having or showing profound knowledge; "a learned jurist"; "an erudite professor"
Antonym: unscholarly (indirect, via scholarly)
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Erudite
Definition:
An erudite person is highly knowledgeable and well-educated, often in a specific field of study, demonstrating great proficiency and wisdom.
Part of Speech:
Adjective
Senses:
- Characterized by great knowledge and deep learning.
- Possessing or displaying profound and extensive knowledge.
Usages:
- She is an erudite scholar in ancient Greek history.
- The professor's lectures were always erudite and captivating.
- His erudite remarks impressed the audience.
Sample Sentences:
- His erudite analysis of the novel provided a deep understanding of its underlying themes.
- As an erudite critic, she could flawlessly dissect any piece of literature.
- I enjoy reading books written by erudite authors who offer a wealth of knowledge.
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