Hopkinsian
- adjective
- /hɑːpˈkɪnziən/
- Many medical breakthroughs have come from Hopkinsian scientists working at the university.
Examples
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The Hopkinsian approach to research emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation.
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Her teaching style was described as distinctly Hopkinsian by her colleagues.
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The Hopkinsian approach to education emphasizes research and innovation.
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Many Hopkinsian students are involved in community service.
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The Hopkinsian emphasis on innovation has led to numerous advancements in medicine.
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Her research methodology reflects a Hopkinsian commitment to collaboration and excellence.
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The Hopkinsian model of education encourages students to engage actively in their learning.
Surface Forms
Morphology
Hopkinsian = Hopkins (transparent) = Hopkins + ian
Formed by adding the productive adjective-forming suffix '-ian' to the proper name 'Hopkins', clearly indicating 'relating to' the institution when that referent is known.
Etymology
Hopkinsian comes from the name Johns Hopkins, the founder of a famous university, so it means 'of or like Johns Hopkins University'. Because that university is known for strong work in medicine and research, Hopkinsian often describes a careful, research-based approach or style.