Schoolman
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- noun
- /ˈskuːlˌmæn/
- Formal
- The Scarlet Schoolman screamed, tried to run.
Examples
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A mandate schoolman trying to remind him of of his his responsibilities.
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He was a Mandate Schoolman, a Gnostic Sorcerer-of-the-Rank, a War-Cant Master.
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The great medieval schoolman taught philosophy at the university, influencing many students.
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During the Middle Ages, a schoolman often debated the nature of existence in scholarly circles.
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As a renowned schoolman, he dedicated his life to studying ancient texts and teaching others.
Synonyms
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A person, often a child, who learns from a teacher
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A teacher or expert who works at a university
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A man who spends much time studying and knows a lot about literature
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A university thinker in the Middle Ages who used reason to study religion
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Schoolman comes from school 'a place of learning' plus man, and it was used for the scholars who taught and studied at medieval universities. So a Schoolman is a medieval thinker or academic.