Academical is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ACADEMICAL in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a college student or teacher
• formal university attire
• pupil of an academy
ADJECTIVE:
• related to learning, also ACADEMIC
• relating to a college or university
• Belonging to the school or philosophy of Plato; as, the Academic sect or philosophy.
• Belonging to an academy or other higher institution of learning; scholarly; literary or classical, in distinction from scientific.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a member of an institution of learning

Words related to ACADEMICAL

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Words that contain ACADEMICAL

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How to use ACADEMICAL in a sentence

• It became now not so much a trial for academical reputation, as for the production of a work, which might be useful to injured Africa.
• From that moment I read in the countenance of the young man, the determination which at length tore him from academical pursuits for ever.
• He said it was not merely an academical figure, but displayed mind and thought.
• If one is enamoured of academical posts or honorary degrees, why, one must devote oneself to research and be content to be read by specialists.
• The stream of german idealism has been diffused over the academical world of Great Britain.
• He was anxious to give his rugged compositions the elegance and suavity of academical versification.
• Varchi, who was interested in critical and academical problems, started the question whether sculpture or painting could justly claim a priority in the plastic arts.
• I returned home covered with academical laurels, and fraught with criticism and philosophy.
• I will not decide whether it was therefore necessary to limit the broad and truly academical character of the institution.
• It is said that he cared little for academical reputation, and in the severe scrutiny of examination he did not appear as a competitor for accurate mathematical demonstrations.
• No echo of the German ultimatum to Russia penetrated that academical peace.
• Meeker did not apprise her cousin of her plans, preferring to wait till her son should have finished his academical course before making them known.
• There seemed so little prospect of it that the question was purely academical.
• That diploma is enough of itself to redeem the honors of academical parchment from centuries of learned dullness and scholastic dogmatism.
• From their crucible the Sonnet and the Ode emerged with no resemblance to academical standards.
• Thus Guercino owed far less to academical studies than to his own genius.
• No Milton, no Hume, no Adam Smith, will spring out of an academical community, however they may partake of one common labour.
• But while the academical credentials of the tutors were unimpeachable, perhaps not one among them all could show a commission from the Spirit.
• He pursued his academical course in Andover, at Phillips Academy, and entered Harvard College, but did not graduate.
• Voltaire is, on the contrary, very polite and very academical in his communications with our author.
• This is the ordinary academical way of studying form.
• Another scheme, emanating from government, for the improvement of the Irish people, was a plan for the extension of academical education in Ireland.
• His academical career having been thus suddenly cut short, he entered in a little while upon one better suited to his adventurous nature.
• But he completely retrieved this academical mishap shortly afterwards by gaining an Oriel fellowship.
• Her topics were, for a wonder, practical, the young too generally beginning with abstract, academical or recondite subjects.
• It ceased to be strongly and prominently Academical.
• She received many honors, and was elected to the Academical Society at The Hague.
• At the English universities there are few objects that attract the attention of the stranger more than the various academical dresses worn by the members of those institutions.
• The academical custom of bestowing the laurel, and the court custom, were distinct, until the former was abolished.
• I believe this is the only college in the United States where this class of academical police officers is established.
• The means chosen were the study of German romanticism, and a treatment of the higher branches of literature in direct opposition to the course decreed by the Academical school.
• We have heard of divers jokes being passed on those who were supposed to have received such academical honours, as well as on those who had given them.
• We do not allow our fellows to marry, because we consider academical institutions as preparatory to a settlement in the world.
• In other respects, also, he swerved from Academical usage.

Similar words containing ACADEMIC without suffix al

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