crammer
- noun
- /ˈkræmər/
- Unlike a diligent learner, a crammer often relies on last-minute memorization.
Examples
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The crammer spent all night reviewing his notes before the final exam.
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Her reputation as a crammer worried her teachers, who encouraged steady study habits instead.
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She is a dedicated crammer for her finals.
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Many crammers study late into the night.
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Before the big test, the crammer spent hours memorizing key concepts from his notes.
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As a devoted crammer, she always focused on intensive review sessions right before exams.
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Many students turn into a crammer as the deadline for projects approaches, trying to grasp everything at once.
Synonyms
A student who studies a lot and seems very serious
Antonyms
How Studious
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Crammer comes from the verb cram, meaning 'to stuff' information into your head. So a crammer is a student who studies very fast and 'stuffs' facts into memory just before a test.