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grasper

grasper

4.6
A person who learns new things quickly
  • noun
  • /ˈɡræspər/
translation icon : persona que aprende rápido
  • He has always been a natural grasper, picking up languages with ease.

Examples

  • So this is not just a coherence theory of truth where the truth grasper sits back and just gets the totality.

  • She is a quick learner and a real grasper when it comes to new concepts.

  • In math class, he proved to be a grasper, solving problems faster than anyone else.

Synonyms

sponge
vsgrasper
17 7.0

A person who learns new things quickly and easily

learns quickly by understanding rather than mainly absorbing
quick study
vsgrasper
11 3.3

A person who learns new things quickly and easily

has identical meaning but is a different expression form

How Fast

prodigy
43 6.7
grasper
4.6
quick study
11 3.3
learner
67 1.0
slow study
  • Slur
7.2

Surface Forms

grasper singular
graspers plural

Morphology

grasper = grasp (transparent) = grasp + er

Formed by the productive suffix '-er' from the verb 'grasp' (understand), so the meaning 'one who understands quickly' is derivable.

Etymology

Grasper comes from the verb grasp, which also means 'to understand' (as in 'to grasp an idea'), so a grasper is someone who learns or understands things quickly.