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Erudition

Definition

(formal) Extensive knowledge or learning, especially in literature, history, or science; the quality of being well-read and cultured. Often used to describe someone's impressive command of a particular subject or field of study.

Example Sentences

1The professor's erudition was evident in the way she effortlessly wove together references from classical literature and modern philosophy.
2Is it possible to acquire genuine erudition through self-study, or does one need the structure of a formal education?
3The critic's review of the novel was notable for its erudition, drawing parallels between the author's use of symbolism and the works of James Joyce.
4Developing erudition in a particular field requires not only a broad range of reading but also the ability to synthesize and apply that knowledge in innovative ways.
5There is a tension between the pursuit of erudition and the need to communicate complex ideas in a clear and accessible manner, especially in academic writing.

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