scholarliness
7.0
Deep, careful knowledge of a subject gained by study and research
- noun
- /ˈskɒlərlinəs/
- Formal
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erudición
- Except in concerts devoted to the compositions of a specific composer, a musician who does not include Dikshita compositions is considered immature and seriously lacking in scholarliness.
Examples
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Her scholarliness impressed everyone during the academic conference as she presented her research findings.
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The professor's scholarliness was evident in his detailed lectures about ancient civilizations.
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The book is known for its scholarliness, providing thorough analysis and extensive references.
Synonyms
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6.1
Deep knowledge of a subject gained by long study
is the quality that also highlights being scholarly and doing research
9.9
A quality of knowing a lot from careful study
is the broader scholarly quality including academic and research ability
8.9
Deep knowledge someone has after long study of books
focuses on depth of study rather than showing research skill
knowledgeableness
vsscholarliness
7.8
Having many facts about a subject and explaining them clearly
is more specific to academic learning and research ability
How Scholarly
Surface Forms
scholarliness singular
scholarlinesses plural
Morphology
Etymology
The word scholarliness comes from scholar, a word related to school and the idea of a 'place of learning'. So, scholarliness is the quality of being like a scholar — showing learning, careful study, and knowledge.