scholarship
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6.1
- noun
- /ˈskɑːlərˌʃɪp/
- Formal
:
investigación
- Once I decided that I preferred teaching to scholarship, I began to love my life.
- recent scholarship
- historical scholarship
- teaching and scholarship
I mean, to begin with, the scholarship is just superb.
- I mean, to begin with, the scholarship is just superb.
- For me, poverty scholarship is essential for this work.
- First, it demonstrates how serious scholarship can help to advance social goals.
- They're actually doing kind of, you know, sketchy scholarship of that.
- Acts of trespass mark out a space for scholarship, for writing as act of love.
- Stanford deeply appreciate Just Justice Cuellar's exceptional scholarship, leadership, and empathy.
- In Plato, scholarship now is like a viable thing.
- There is this book that is on the cutting edge of scholarship of this.
- I think this started around what they call attributes in, you know, the scholarship of Greek gods and goddesses.
- Find other writers like that or people who are connected by history or scholarship or circles or whatever.
- And, and, and, and why, why do we get to live these lives devoted to scholarship?
- It's not that they hate sick people, it's that they want, they want the scholarship to better.
Examples
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They oversaw an era of Islamic military dominance, city building, brilliant scholarship and technological innovation.
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There is this book that is on the cutting edge of scholarship of this.
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A few months later, my first bit of scholarship appeared in print.
Academic text (1999) -
First, it demonstrates how serious scholarship can help to advance social goals.
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We'll never be able to raise this child to the level of scholarship she deserves.
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There's been a lot of scholarship on this very subject recently.
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Their book, Deep South, is a quietly revolutionary landmark experiment in interracial scholarship.
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For today's new-styled academic, scholarship serves as a substitute for radical political action.
Academic text (1990) -
Then you'll even be more proud to learn that I'm recommending both Sandy and Eli for full academic scholarship.
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The professor's research reflects a deep understanding of scholarship.
Synonyms
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2.0
Wide knowledge gained by study in a subject like history
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8.8
Great knowledge gained from study and reading
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6.3
A strong, detailed understanding of a subject
Compounds
- Specialized
Study of original texts and documents, including describing, copying, editing, and adding notes
How Scholarly
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Scholarship comes from scholar (from Greek scholē, 'free time' that became 'place of learning' and is the same root as school) and the ending -ship (like in friendship) meaning 'state' or 'quality'. So scholarship can mean the deep learning or learned work that a scholar has.