academic

Part of speech: adverb

ACADEMICALLY.

Part of speech: adjective

Pertaining to an academy; scholarly; literary.

Part of speech: adjective

Theoretical; not practical.

Part of speech: adjective

Belonging to the school or philosophy of Plato, - ical.

Part of speech: noun

A college student.

Part of speech: noun

A member of a learned society.

Part of speech: noun

A Platonist.

Part of speech: noun

The teachings of Plato.

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Usage examples "academic":

  1. Acting on his uncle's wishes he had gone abroad, and postponed for a time entering on the same academic career as his father, owing to his health having suffered severely from the strain of the examination, which he had passed with honours. - "The Song of Songs", Hermann Sudermann.
  2. It gives, in the first place, a notion of the quaint simplicity which then characterised the academic procedure of the oldest of American universities; and it also brings us into rather intimate touch with Prescott himself as a youth of fifteen. - "William Hickling Prescott", Harry Thurston Peck.
  3. Here was the place where academic information would be useful- and the chance for an " in." - "The Fourth R", George Oliver Smith.