What is another word for erudite?
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Pronunciation:
[ ˈɛɹuːdˌa͡ɪt], [ ˈɛɹuːdˌaɪt], [ ˈɛ_ɹ_uː_d_ˌaɪ_t]
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Similar words for erudite:
- academic (adjective)
- all (adjective)
- cerebral (adjective)
- cultured (adjective)
- educated (adjective)
- highbrow (adjective)
- informed (adjective)
- inkhorn (adjective)
- intelligent (adjective)
- knowing (adjective)
- knowledgeable (adjective)
- learned (adjective)
- literary (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- pedantic (adjective)
- profound (adjective)
- scholarly (adjective)
- wise (adjective)
- erudite (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Erudite:
adj.
• academic (adjective) • all (adjective) • cerebral (adjective) • cultured (adjective)- highclass,
- most blue stocking,
- more blue-stocking,
- more understanding,
- savant,
- most blue-stocking,
- under standing,
- up to date,
- well-informed,
- urbane,
- re fined,
- most bluestocking,
- more bluestocking,
- more aesthetic,
- more distingue,
- most savant,
- most distingue,
- under-standing,
- traveled,
- wellinformed,
- well informed,
- high class,
- more savant,
- more blue stocking.
- more tutored,
- more formed,
- most shaped,
- more coached,
- shaped,
- pre pared,
- more well versed,
- well versed,
- most well taught,
- most welltaught,
- most well-taught,
- most well-versed,
- more welltaught,
- pre-pared,
- well read,
- co-ached,
- more nurtured,
- well taught,
- most schooled,
- wellversed,
- most tutored,
- more schooled,
- more well taught,
- more wellversed,
- most wellversed,
- well-taught,
- Nurtured,
- most nurtured,
- more well-taught,
- more well-versed,
- versed in,
- most well versed,
- most formed,
- most coached,
- more shaped,
- wellread,
- welltaught,
- co ached.
- most posted,
- more apprized,
- most briefed,
- more briefed,
- more posted,
- in-formed,
- re-liablest,
- most abreast,
- most up,
- know what what,
- know whats what,
- in know,
- re-liabler,
- re liablest,
- more abreast,
- in to,
- more informed,
- most into,
- most in to,
- re liabler,
- more in to,
- more into,
- re-liable,
- most apprized,
- know score,
- in formed,
- more up.
- clever,
- sophisticated,
- capable,
- canny,
- cogent,
- sharp,
- bright,
- gifted,
- smart,
- worldly,
- perspicacious,
- intelligent,
- knowing,
- sagacious,
- genius,
- brilliant,
- Comprehending,
- astute,
- encyclopedic.
- more with it,
- tunedin,
- plugged in,
- quickwitted,
- more with-it,
- most tuned-in,
- most withit,
- more tuned in,
- most apprised,
- more apprised,
- more withit,
- most with it,
- well rounded,
- withit,
- wellrounded,
- more sophic,
- most tuned in,
- more tunedin,
- most with-it,
- quick witted,
- most knowledgeable,
- more tuned-in,
- well-rounded,
- most sophic,
- most tunedin.
- informed,
- nit-picking,
- tuned in,
- orphic,
- apprized,
- profound,
- know what's what,
- well-versed,
- know the score,
- in the know,
- up on,
- wise to,
- Sophic,
- bluestocking,
- cultured,
- donnish,
- over-nice,
- wise,
- academic,
- formalistic,
- educated,
- knowledgeable,
- distingue,
- with-it,
- philosophic,
- tuned-in,
- cerebral,
- schoolish,
- Inkhorn,
- Acroamatic,
- pedantic,
- literary,
- belletristic,
- on top of,
- blue-stocking,
- Pedantical.
- more hairsplitting,
- most donnish,
- most nit-picking,
- more nit-picking,
- nit picking,
- overnice,
- most nit picking,
- more schoolish,
- more overnice,
- most schoolish,
- more nit picking,
- more donnish,
- over nice,
- doctrinaire,
- most overnice,
- most hairsplitting.
n.
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•
- qualified,
- worldly-wise,
- trained.
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•
- knowledge.
Other synonyms:
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- literate.
- cultivated,
- civilised,
- adjourn,
- novice,
- sage,
- linger,
- dexterous,
- analytical,
- enlightened,
- drown,
- pundit,
- schoolboy,
- quick-witted,
- brain,
- predict,
- procrastinate,
- alert,
- pupil,
- instructed,
- suspend,
- aware,
- Into,
- penetrating,
- percipient,
- serious,
- be stranded,
- student,
- clerical,
- overwhelm,
- apprentice,
- discomfort,
- understanding,
- compute,
- impractical,
- deep,
- engulf,
- expert,
- postpone,
- savvy,
- discerning,
- polyhistoric,
- Familiar,
- logical,
- Mage,
- prentice,
- judicious,
- sensible,
- learner,
- skilled,
- prolong,
- Polymathic,
- abstruse,
- refined,
- skillful,
- subtle,
- inundate,
- Deep-read,
- schooled,
- discreet,
- prudent,
- Academical,
- sapient,
- Grounded,
- designate,
- longhair,
- long-haired,
- apt,
- crafty,
- studious,
- Leaned,
- read,
- douse,
- egghead,
- perceptive,
- ivory tower,
- blue,
- drench,
- keen,
- cover,
- submerge,
- accomplished,
- conversant,
- hip,
- scholastic,
- scientist,
- recondite,
- wise up,
- au fait,
- quick,
- solid,
- civilized,
- rational,
- scholar,
- calculating,
- aesthetic,
- assimilator,
- beginner,
- Self-taught,
- insightful,
- esoteric,
- connoisseur,
- soak,
- abstract,
- wary,
- tyro,
- conditioned.
How to use "Erudite" in context?
Most people think of intellectuals when they hear the word "erudite." But what does that word really mean? Webster's Dictionary defines "erudite" as " learned or having a high level of knowledge or skill." In other words, an erudite person is someone who is good at learning and knows a lot of things. They might be a teacher, scientist, or politician. In some cases, an erudite person might be known for their smarts rather than their wisdom.
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