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| 1. | [ adjective ] having or showing profound knowledge | |
| Synonyms: | erudite | |
| Examples: | "a learned jurist" "an erudite professor" |
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| Related terms: | scholarly | |
| 2. | [ adjective ] highly educated; having extensive information or understanding | |
| Synonyms: | enlightened well-educated knowledgeable lettered well-read knowing | |
| Examples: | "an enlightened public" "knowing instructors" "a knowledgeable critic" "a knowledgeable audience" |
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| Related terms: | educated | |
| 3. | [ adjective ] highly educated; having extensive information or understanding | |
| Synonyms: | enlightened well-educated knowledgeable lettered well-read knowing | |
| Examples: | "an enlightened public" "knowing instructors" "a knowledgeable critic" "a knowledgeable audience" |
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| Related terms: | educated | |
| 4. | [ adjective ] (psychology) established by conditioning or learning | |
| Synonyms: | conditioned | |
| Examples: | "a conditioned response" |
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| Related terms: | unconditioned psychology | |
| 5. | [ noun ] Last name, frequency rank in the U.S. is 16860 | |
| 6. | [ adjective ] acquired by learning | |
| Examples: | "learned skills" |
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| Related terms: | noninheritable | |
| Similar spelling: |
learnedly |
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