Synonyms for Academic:

• adj.

  •academic (adjective)
  • scholarly,
  • erudite,
  • learned,
  • literary.
  •all (adjective)
  • academic.
  •classical (adjective)
  • more hellenic,
  • most ionic,
  • most attic,
  • most virgilian,
  • more humanistic,
  • more classicistic,
  • more virgilian,
  • more homeric,
  • most humanistic,
  • most latin,
  • most classicistic,
  • most doric,
  • most homeric,
  • most grecian,
  • most augustan,
  • most greek,
  • more belletristic,
  • more ionic,
  • more canonic,
  • more greek,
  • most roman,
  • more latin,
  • most belletristic,
  • most hellenic,
  • most canonic,
  • more grecian,
  • more augustan,
  • more attic,
  • more doric,
  • more roman.
  •conjectural (adjective)
  • more figured,
  • guesstimated,
  • guessing,
  • more guesstimated,
  • most guessing,
  • most figured,
  • on long shot,
  • most guesstimated,
  • more surmising,
  • putative,
  • most surmising,
  • un resolved,
  • un-resolved,
  • more surmised,
  • most surmised,
  • on hunch,
  • more guessing.
  •didactic (adjective)
  • exhortative,
  • Sermonic,
  • teacherish,
  • hortative,
  • schoolmasterist,
  • teachy,
  • teacherly,
  • homiletic,
  • Preceptive.
  •educational (adjective)
  • tutorial,
  • most tutorial,
  • in-formative,
  • more tutorial,
  • informational,
  • Illuminative,
  • in formational,
  • more informational,
  • in-formational,
  • didactic,
  • most informational,
  • pedagogic,
  • in formative.
  •formal (adjective)
  • ex-press,
  • stereo typical,
  • pre scribed,
  • stereo-typical,
  • ex press,
  • more ritual,
  • most ritual,
  • more ceremonialistic,
  • pre-scribed,
  • re-gular,
  • most ceremonialistic,
  • stereo-typed,
  • stereo typed,
  • more formalistic,
  • re gular,
  • most formalistic.
  •hypothetic (adjective)
  • intelle,
  • hypothetic.
  •hypothetical (adjective)
  • hypo-thetical,
  • most presupposed,
  • more unconfirmed,
  • most pretending,
  • unconfirmed,
  • most postulated,
  • most unconfirmed,
  • hypo thetical,
  • more contestable,
  • more pretending,
  • most stochastic,
  • in determinate,
  • more presupposed,
  • most refutable,
  • more stochastic,
  • un-confirmed,
  • most concocted,
  • more concocted,
  • most conjecturable,
  • in definite,
  • pre tending,
  • pre-tending,
  • more conjecturable,
  • un confirmed,
  • more refutable,
  • in-definite,
  • most contestable,
  • pre-supposed,
  • stochastic,
  • more postulated,
  • Postulated,
  • provisory,
  • pre supposed.
  •learned (adjective)
  • philosophic,
  • well-educated,
  • polymath,
  • pansophic,
  • professorial,
  • well-rounded,
  • in the know.
  •pedagogic (adjective)
  • pro found,
  • most teaching,
  • pro-founder,
  • more teaching,
  • pro founder,
  • pro-found.
  •pedantic (adjective)
  • more hairsplitting,
  • doctrinaire,
  • more nit picking,
  • most schoolish,
  • most nit-picking,
  • most nit picking,
  • more overnice,
  • nit picking,
  • more schoolish,
  • over nice,
  • most overnice,
  • most hairsplitting,
  • overnice,
  • more nit-picking.
  •pure (adjective)
  • unproved.
  •recondite (adjective)
  • little known,
  • orphic,
  • Acroamatic,
  • little-known.
  •relating to schooling, learning (adjective)
  • collegiate,
  • Book-learned,
  • college.
  •relating to theories, philosophy (adjective)
  • notional,
  • closet.
  •restrained (adjective)
  • chaste.
  •studious (adjective)
  • hard-working,
  • well-informed.
  •theoretical (adjective)
  • meta-physical,
  • un earthlier,
  • un substantiated,
  • more codified,
  • as premise,
  • un-earthlier,
  • un-substantiated,
  • more instanced,
  • most ideational,
  • most ideological,
  • more presumed,
  • more ideological,
  • un-earthly,
  • in abstract,
  • more idealized,
  • most codified,
  • un earthliest,
  • most instanced,
  • more ideational,
  • most presumed,
  • formularized,
  • un-earthliest,
  • most formularized,
  • un earthly,
  • more formularized,
  • most idealized,
  • meta physical.

• n.

  •
  • flexible,
  • extraneous,
  • teach,
  • unimportant,
  • unrelated,
  • attitude,
  • marginal,
  • neither here nor there,
  • beside the point,
  • irrelevant,
  • inappropriate,
  • immaterial.
  •
  • assistant professor,
  • chair,
  • fellowship,
  • associate professor,
  • educationalist,
  • instructor,
  • full professor,
  • abstract,
  • don.
  •academic (noun)
  • donnish,
  • faculty member,
  • academician.
  •egghead (noun)
  • egghead.
  •highbrow (noun)
  • literati,
  • literato,
  • bluestockings,
  • intelligentsias,
  • thinker,
  • philosopher,
  • Illuminati,
  • einsteins,
  • academicians,
  • bluestocking,
  • illuminato,
  • intelligentsia,
  • longhair.
  •intellectual (noun)
  • avant-gardes,
  • braintruster,
  • wizards.
  •scholar (noun)
  • doctor,
  • student,
  • master,
  • professor,
  • expert,
  • genius.
  •scholar or university/college teacher (noun)
  • pupil,
  • tutor,
  • lecturer.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • graduate,
  • prof,
  • progressive,
  • teacher,
  • liberal,
  • hypothetical,
  • luminous,
  • scholastic,
  • phonic,
  • advanced,
  • smart,
  • apt,
  • peripheral.
  •
  • formal,
  • brilliant.
  •
  • speculative.
  •professional
  • university.

Paraphrases for Academic:

• Equivalence

  • Adverb
    academics.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, plural
    academicians.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    school-going, third-level, interdisciplinary, post-secondary, in-school, multidisciplinary.
  • Proper noun, singular
    assessments, skills, Programs, trials, etudes, reviews, levels, seekers, Cass, Cas.
  • Noun, plural
    residences, fellows.
  • Verb, past tense
    received.
  • Verb, past participle
    predicted, adjusted.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    university-level, higher-education, academia, didactic, degree-granting, educational, curricular, university, Universities, teaching, scholarly, professional, scientific, school-related, school, school-leaving.
  • Proper noun, singular
    academy, Academies, academia, educational, academician, university, Universities, teaching, scholarly, scientific, school, Schools, universitaire.
  • Noun, plural
    lecturers, Universities, Schools.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    academy, academia, academician, university, teaching, school, universitaire.

Antonyms for Academic:

• adj.

  • relating to schooling, learning
    ignorant, untaught, practical, simple, ordinary, plain.
  • Other antonyms:
    validated, definite, canny, applied, demonstrated, factual, knowing, Sharp-witted, hard-nosed, established, tested, hardheaded, verified, time-tested, attested, observational, sharp, confirmed, defined, actual, extracurricular, distinct, shrewd, empirical, substantiated, real, astute, noneducational, tough-minded, clinical, clear-sighted, proven, authenticated, concrete.

• n.

  • scholar or university/college teacher
    ignoramus.

Homophones for Academic:

• actinomyces, astonish, acquittance, actuating, acuteness, agedness, assistance, actinic, asthenic, acetonic, accidence, auction house, azotemic, agitating, actinomycosis, acting, actinozoa, astuteness.

Hypernym for Academic:

• n.

  • person
    prof, professor.

Hyponym for Academic:

• n.

  • person
    pedagogue, Pedagog, educator.