What is another word for scholastic?
346 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ skəlˈastɪk], [ skəlˈastɪk], [ s_k_ə_l_ˈa_s_t_ɪ_k]
Scholastic is a word which refers to something related to academic learning and education. Some synonyms for scholastic could be educational, pedagogical, academic, instructional, didactic, scholarly or educative. All these words express the same idea of something related to educational learning and could be used interchangeably with scholastic. These words are commonly used in the fields of education, teaching, learning, and research. Whether writing academic papers, creating lesson plans, or talking about educational concepts, using synonyms for scholastic will help to add variety and depth to your language.
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Similar words for scholastic:
- academic (adjective)
- classical (adjective)
- educational (adjective)
- educative (adjective)
- enlightening (adjective)
- erudite (adjective)
- inkhorn (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- pedantic (adjective)
- scholarly (adjective)
- academic (noun)
- bookworm (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- pedant (noun)
- person (noun)
- other synonyms
- classicist
- divine
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Scholastic:
adj.
• academic (adjective) • 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.
- enlightening,
- in formational,
- tutorial,
- Illuminative,
- educative,
- most informational,
- most tutorial,
- informational,
- more tutorial,
- in-formative,
- more informational,
- in formative,
- in-formational.
- classicistic,
- canonic,
- academic,
- doctrinaire,
- over-nice,
- exegetic,
- nit-picking,
- pedantic,
- educational,
- schoolish,
- classical,
- erudite,
- Pedantical,
- donnish,
- formalistic,
- longhair,
- belletristic,
- roman,
- bookish,
- wise up,
- in the know,
- Inkhorn,
- humanistic,
- overnice.
n.
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•
- angel,
- blasphemy,
- angelic,
- archangel,
- article of faith,
- bless,
- absolution,
- blaspheme,
- blessing,
- blasphemous.
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•
- teach,
- advanced,
- flexible,
- formal,
- elementary,
- didactic,
- applied,
- graduate,
- diachronic,
- curricular,
- attitude.
Other synonyms:
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•
- literary.
- 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.
How to use "Scholastic" in context?
Scholastic is a name that has become synonymous with excellence in education. Founded in 1876, it is the world's largest publishing and education company. It offers a full range of educational products and services to more than 36 million students worldwide.
Scholastic publishes more than 6,000 titles, including books, magazines, children's materials, software, and instructional resources. It distributes these products in more than 190 countries.
Scholastic provides educational programs and services to elementary, middle, and high schools, as well as to individual students and their families.
Paraphrases for Scholastic:
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Independent
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Adjective
formal, scholarly, school-age, school-related, in-school, school-going.
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Noun, singular or mass
scolaire.
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Adjective
Homophones for Scholastic:
- shell stitch, syllogistic, solicitous, socialistic, swizzle stick, sales tax, solstice, Sciolistic, social status.
Hyponym for Scholastic:
n.
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person
philosopher.
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person
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called-for
- Synonyms:
- wanted, hurry up, urgent, hurry-up, life and death, top-priority, touch and go, ahead, all-important, arduous.
