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Meanings of learnedness in English
Profound scholarly knowledge.
Synonyms
Examples for "learning"
Examples for "learning"
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The community health course structure and goals enhanced learning in the project.
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Legend said his two young children began learning to swim months ago.
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The diseases are often linked to heart problems and sometimes learning disabilities.
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She led by example and taught others throughout her own learning process.
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I am learning a lot from his new major work inventing Ireland.
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One industry representative contacted for comment did not support the vaping-scholarship strategy.
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That responsibility includes mentoring New Zealand's first esports scholarship recipient, Ryan Holt.
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Even in the period of the Reformation people succeeded in emasculating scholarship.
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Disgruntled customers said yesterday articles included donations, invoices and a scholarship application.
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I connect scholarship with nothing but the means of answering difficult questions.
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Khadzhimurad asked the most wide-ranging questions and seemed to trust my erudition.
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No one else can bring your erudition or compassion to the project.
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The immense erudition of Bailly would have given it an inestimable value.
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He told me frankly he had a poor idea of my erudition.
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Yes, sprightliness is compulsory there; so are weightiness, and fervour, and erudition.
Usage of learnedness in English
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However, he knew scholars to be an unmannered species; and the doctor's learnedness would be a subject to dilate on.
Translations for learnedness
Learnedness through the time