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erudite Definition and Meaning in English (erudite definition)

adjective
Synonyms:learnedscholarlyintellectual
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Erudite definition: Possessing or displaying extensive knowledge, typically acquired from reading and studying.

Definitions of Erudite

  1. 1adjective

    Possessing or displaying extensive knowledge, typically acquired from reading and studying.

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“The professor was known for his erudite lectures on ancient history.”

“She impressed everyone with her erudite comments during the debate.”

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nounerudition
adverberuditely

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Erudite definition: Possessing or displaying extensive knowledge, typically acquired from reading and studying.
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