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Meanings of learned person in English
Synonyms
Examples for "initiate"
Examples for "initiate"
1
The government needs to wake up, take action and initiate an NAP.
2
Early diagnosis is thus of prime importance to initiate adapted treatment promptly.
3
Certain fungal members of this group are required to initiate filamentous growth.
4
Scientific break-throughs, especially in the area of medicine, initiate fresh ethical debates.
5
In order to be responsible, the service provider must initiate the transfer.
1
TV VIEW: A job as a television soccer pundit pays good money.
2
Ken considers himself a bit of pundit where election results are concerned.
3
And happily he's a good pundit too, unafraid to simply say stuff.
4
Soon they would be joined by every political pundit in the country.
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She is, in this sense, the most powerful political pundit we have.
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The savant of Spanish Leftist political secrets then made the following revelation:
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Here is the cause of difference between the savant and the savage.
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She almost smiled; it really was like talking to a five-year-old savant.
4
I say, that wouldn't by any chance be Isaac Newton the savant-?-!
5
He had there the savant who set you on your legs again.
Usage of learned person in English
1
This learned person was one of the people, or quadrupeds, called Centaurs.
2
Every learned person is a whole territory, a universe of new thought.
3
This makes her sound, rather pompously, like a very learned person.
4
I have heard of you; they tell me you are a very learned person.
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This comprehensive inquiry was addressed to the governess, as the most learned person present.
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A learned person, especially when solicited by the righteous, should discourse on the same.
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This learned person is amply corroborated by evidence that must effectually silence all denial.
8
Why speak to learned person without taking eye-glasses from face?
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Under the figure also were some lines in Latin, written by the same learned person.
10
The little girls, staring at him, immediately came to the conclusion that he must be a very clever and learned person.
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My son had a sub-governor, and he it was who appointed the Abbe, a very learned person, to be his tutor.
12
I received a visit from a religious, who passed, though he was blind, for the most learned person in all that country.
13
It turned out that Wang Yangming embodied the Confucianist ideal of a learned person who is both a scholar and an official.
14
This, doubtless, induced them to look upon me as a learned person, and, as such, to impute to me a knowledge of medicine.
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That learned person who offers food into the mouth of a Brahmana is said to pour libations into the sacred fire for gratifying the deities.
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And I had always thought of Gerald Musgrave as a learned person with a fringe of whiskers all around his face-likea centerpiece, you know.
