Schoolman
- noun
- /ˈskuːlˌmæn/
- Formal
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escolástico
- 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 university thinker in the Middle Ages who used reason to study religion
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A man who spends much time studying and knows a lot about literature
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A teacher or expert who works at a university
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.