erudite
adjective (more erudite, most erudite)
In Jewish tradition
in lessons, an erudite edition is a careful, learned book about old folk tales
Meaning
Having great learning, gained from long study and wide reading; said of a clever person or of a serious, well-researched book. tree →
Examples
- The professor gave an erudite talk on myths. tree →
- This erudite book lists every version of the story. tree →
- My teacher is erudite about old legends. tree →
Note
nothing for maths
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