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Erudite

Definition

(formal) Having or showing a deep understanding and knowledge of many subjects, especially those related to literature, art, and science; cultured and well-read. Typically used to describe someone whose knowledge is broad and impressive, often acquired through extensive reading and study.

Example Sentences

1The erudite professor effortlessly wove together references from classical literature and modern philosophy in her lecture.
2Is it possible for someone to be erudite without being widely read, or are the two qualities inextricably linked?
3The erudite critic's review of the novel was notable for its insightful analysis of the author's use of symbolism.
4To be erudite is not merely to possess knowledge, but to be able to apply it in creative and innovative ways.
5There is a long tradition of erudite scholarship in the humanities, where researchers draw upon a broad range of sources to inform their work.

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