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Meanings of academician in English
Usage of academician in English
1
The court academician was more than a scholar-hewas an exemplary figure.
2
He attended its meetings, and fulfilled all the duties of an academician.
3
An academician, also; that is what we want, and both are 'archi-decore'.
4
The opinion of another well-known academician, Jules Claretie, is of the same kind.
5
As academician, he was, however, at St. Petersburg, liberally recompensed by Catherine II.
6
As an academician, Bailly had an extra claim to his hate.
7
But if I do I'm mortally afraid they'll make an academician of me.
8
Gainsborough was no academician; he did not believe in conventionalities.
9
Changarnier looks like an old academician, just as Soult looks like an old archbishop.
10
Adams stood in this respect midway between the impracticable stoic and the too flexible academician.
11
The work of our brother-academician appeared in August, 1784.
12
It will be six weeks to-morrow since the meek and noble-minded academician breathed his last.
13
I thanked the academician and inn-keeper, and ordered him to get me a sumptuous dinner.
14
With the illustrious academician's permission, that is not at all the state of the question.
15
The witty academician abhorred this duty, which he irreverently styled "dressing the royal macaroni."
16
M. Morin, a French academician, has amused himself with collecting several historical notices of this custom.
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