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Meanings of very erudite in English

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Usage of very erudite in English
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I think of them as very erudite and polite agents for the KGB.
The new yorker
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Neither was Parson Dale very erudite in ecclesiastical architecture.
"My Novel" — Volume 02
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He planned to give a very erudite speech, and top it off with a slang ending.
The new yorker
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The author of this invaluable work is my learned friend and very erudite scholar, Dr. Easley.
The Life and Adventures of Maj. Roger Sherman Potter
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He was tall, and lean, and very erudite.
Ghosts
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The writer then revealed his very erudite thoughts about such things as Zeno's paradoxes, the graphic arts, etc.
The new yorker
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I am hardly capable, I fear, of giving a very erudite critique on the subject; general observations therefore must suffice.
Domestic Manners of the Americans
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I'm not a fantasy fan particularly, but I like Pratchett because he's a bit of a philosopher, and very erudite.
The Guardian
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I was walking the deck with Hanks, talking on matters doubtless very erudite and abstruse; but I now forget what they were.
Salt Water: The Sea Life and Adventures of Neil D'Arcy the Midsh...
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Grabbing hold of facts in the midst of shock is very Erudite of him.
Insurgent
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"You are very erudite, Philo Judæus!"
Visionaries
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