Synonyms for Scholastic:

• adj.

  •academic (adjective)
  • professorial,
  • lettered,
  • Book-learned,
  • scholarly,
  • collegiate.
  •classical (adjective)
  • most classicistic,
  • most homeric,
  • more classicistic,
  • more virgilian,
  • more belletristic,
  • most humanistic,
  • more hellenic,
  • most belletristic,
  • more attic,
  • more augustan,
  • most virgilian,
  • more latin,
  • more homeric,
  • most augustan,
  • more ionic,
  • more doric,
  • most attic,
  • most latin,
  • most grecian,
  • more greek,
  • most roman,
  • most canonic,
  • most doric,
  • more roman,
  • most greek,
  • most ionic,
  • more grecian,
  • more humanistic,
  • more canonic,
  • most hellenic.
  •educational (adjective)
  • enlightening,
  • in formational,
  • tutorial,
  • Illuminative,
  • educative,
  • most informational,
  • most tutorial,
  • informational,
  • more tutorial,
  • in-formative,
  • more informational,
  • in formative,
  • in-formational.
  •educative (adjective)
  • illuminating.
  •enlightening (adjective)
  • re-fining,
  • up-lifting,
  • more enriching,
  • re fining,
  • up lifting,
  • most enriching.
  •erudite (adjective)
  • in to,
  • well read,
  • more into,
  • wellread,
  • in know,
  • most into,
  • more in to,
  • most in to.
  •inkhorn (adjective)
  • most formalistic,
  • more formalistic.
  •pedantic (adjective)
  • more nit picking,
  • over nice,
  • most nit picking,
  • more overnice,
  • more schoolish,
  • more donnish,
  • most donnish,
  • more nit-picking,
  • most schoolish,
  • more hairsplitting,
  • nit picking,
  • most overnice,
  • most hairsplitting,
  • most nit-picking.
  •scholarly (adjective)
  • most longhair,
  • more schooled,
  • most schooled,
  • more longhair.

• n.

  •
  • angel,
  • blasphemy,
  • angelic,
  • archangel,
  • article of faith,
  • bless,
  • absolution,
  • blaspheme,
  • blessing,
  • blasphemous.
  •
  • teach,
  • advanced,
  • flexible,
  • formal,
  • elementary,
  • didactic,
  • applied,
  • graduate,
  • diachronic,
  • curricular,
  • attitude.
  •academic (noun)
  • academician,
  • scholastics,
  • academicians.
  •bookworm (noun)
  • bookworm.
  •pedant (noun)
  • pedant.
  •person (noun)
  • scholastic.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • pedagogic,
  • learned.
  •
  • literary.
  •classicist
  • humanist.
  •divine
  • theologian.
  •Other relevant words:
  • empirical,
  • epicurean,
  • shrewd,
  • literate,
  • egghead,
  • scholasticism,
  • rabbinic,
  • aptitude,
  • cultural,
  • disciplinal,
  • genius,
  • atomistic,
  • civilized,
  • book-fed,
  • Eudaemonistic,
  • positivistic,
  • theoretically,
  • bibliophagic,
  • realistic,
  • educated,
  • written,
  • scholastically,
  • schoolly,
  • Dryasdust,
  • Vitalistic,
  • Docent,
  • instructed,
  • syncretistic,
  • Propaedeutical,
  • Theologue,
  • preschool,
  • Archetypally,
  • mastermind,
  • pragmatic,
  • Booky,
  • man of letters,
  • college,
  • realist,
  • Philomath,
  • colossus of knowledge,
  • propaedeutic,
  • learnedly,
  • pedagogical,
  • theologist,
  • classicist,
  • classically,
  • scholastic philosophy,
  • mistress,
  • bluestocking,
  • existential,
  • schooltime,
  • professional,
  • stoic,
  • extramural,
  • pedagogue,
  • theological,
  • training,
  • informative,
  • willing,
  • philologist,
  • positivist,
  • educationally,
  • trainer,
  • pragmatical,
  • school,
  • transcendentalist,
  • instrumentalist,
  • philosophical doctrine,
  • pundit,
  • deep,
  • doctor,
  • interscholastic,
  • rationalistic,
  • teacher,
  • Studier,
  • accomplished,
  • profound,
  • pansophic,
  • informatively,
  • book-wise,
  • rationally,
  • savant,
  • theistic,
  • sensationalistic,
  • studiously,
  • skillful,
  • diligent,
  • ceremoniously,
  • lecturer,
  • academe,
  • doctrinal,
  • pythagorean,
  • analytical,
  • blue,
  • theologizer,
  • academically,
  • pedagogically,
  • classroom,
  • hedonic,
  • wise,
  • owlish,
  • mechanistic,
  • intellectual,
  • instructive,
  • philosophical theory,
  • purist,
  • highbrow,
  • Polymathic,
  • educational institution,
  • voluntaristic,
  • civilised,
  • Nominalist,
  • taught,
  • ivory tower,
  • voluntarist,
  • teachable,
  • trainee,
  • master,
  • educatee,
  • versed,
  • edifying,
  • formally,
  • philologue,
  • schoolman,
  • studious,
  • coach,
  • university,
  • Leaned,
  • Academical,
  • divine,
  • abstractly,
  • preceptor,
  • animistic,
  • hypothetically,
  • mentor,
  • Philosophe,
  • apt,
  • cultivated,
  • cultured,
  • socratic,
  • materialistic,
  • pantheistic,
  • professor,
  • modelly,
  • Polyhistor,
  • brainy,
  • typically,
  • hedonist,
  • walking encyclopedia,
  • tutor,
  • omniscient,
  • instructor,
  • industrious,
  • encyclopedic,
  • interdisciplinary,
  • clerk,
  • animist,
  • don,
  • adherent,
  • polyhistoric,
  • officially,
  • learner,
  • instructively,
  • educator,
  • Deep-read,
  • conversant,
  • Learned man,
  • polymath,
  • Exemplarily,
  • ideally,
  • schoolboy,
  • solid,
  • inquirer,
  • litterateur,
  • long-haired,
  • intellect,
  • mandarin,
  • enlightened,
  • instructional,
  • intramural,
  • docile,
  • eclectic,
  • monistic,
  • speculatively,
  • teaching,
  • pupil,
  • Self-taught,
  • institutional,
  • idealistic,
  • Conjecturally,
  • utilitarian,
  • cross-disciplinary,
  • abstruse,
  • metaphysical,
  • hedonistic,
  • pragmatist,
  • adviser,
  • naturalistic,
  • literarily,
  • postgraduate,
  • canonist.

Paraphrases for Scholastic:

• Independent

  • Adjective
    school-going, in-school, school-related, school-age, scholarly, formal.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    scolaire.

Antonyms for Scholastic:

• adj.

  • Other antonyms:
    extracurricular, unscholarly, noneducational.

Homophones for Scholastic:

• shell stitch, syllogistic, solicitous, socialistic, swizzle stick, sales tax, solstice, Sciolistic, social status.

Hyponym for Scholastic:

• n.

  • person
    philosopher.