Encyclopaedic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENCYCLOPAEDIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• like an encyclopaedia, comprehensive, also ENCYCLOPEDIC, ENCYCLOPAEDICAL, ENCYCLOPEDICAL
• comprehensive in terms of information
• relating to encyclopedias or information suitable for an encyclopedia
• broad in scope or content
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• chiefly British variant of encyclopedia, encyclopedic
• same as encyclopedic

Words related to ENCYCLOPAEDIC

cyclopaedic23 cyclopedic22 encyclopedic24

Words that contain ENCYCLOPAEDIC

encyclopaedical27

How to use ENCYCLOPAEDIC in a sentence

• He has, at any rate in the eyes of the layman, an encyclopaedic knowledge of aircraft and all appertaining thereto.
• He had an encyclopaedic command of the field of knowledge, and by a word or a phrase, by delicate rapier thrusts, he punctured them.
• But the encyclopaedic character of his researches left him in heart a simple Englishman.
• At that time the public mind gained its concept of the Negro from encyclopaedic information.
• This author is worthy of notice, on account of the Arabic works he wrote on biographical, historical, and especially encyclopaedic subjects.
• When Romilly saw Diderot in 1783, the great encyclopaedic chief assured him that submission to kings and belief in God would be at an end all over the world in a very few years.
• As a monument of his Arabic learning and his encyclopaedic knowledge of Eastern life this translation was his greatest achievement.
• Its orderly method possessed the fascination which belongs to any encyclopaedic view of human knowledge.
• In spite of the wide-spread ignorance among the monks of that age, the encyclopaedic movement of the Renaissance was attracting all the lofty minds.
• Verily, an encyclopaedic man of vast industry! Only four years after Dr.
• He was a genuine encyclopaedic translator familiar with the Arab society with all its influence of spiritual Sasanian life of Persia finding expression in its literature.
• The one taught like a trumpet-tongued poet, and the other like an encyclopaedic philosopher.
• The shortcomings of the encyclopaedic group are obvious enough.
• Forty years ago, when Carlyle wrote, it might really seem to a prejudiced observer as if the encyclopaedic tree had borne no fruit.
• He was not encyclopaedic by accident, nor merely from external necessity.
• The quality of rapid movement, impetuous fancy, versatile idea, which he traced to the climate of his birthplace, marked him from the first for an encyclopaedic or some such task.
• Unlike nearly every other member of the encyclopaedic party, he was a pupil not of the Jesuits but of their rivals.
• Among the lesser stars in the encyclopaedic firmament are some whose names ought not to be wholly omitted.
• The name of Duclos should not be passed over, in the list of the foremost men who helped to raise the encyclopaedic monument.
• Marriage was in those days, among the courtiers and the encyclopaedic circle, too habitually regarded as merely an official relation.
• This is due to a certain encyclopaedic minuteness which is the peculiar property of German industry.
• What is his record? Why do we hold his name in reverence today? Albertus Magnus was an encyclopaedic student and author, who took all knowledge for his province.
• This has been the study of his life, and his memory is truly encyclopaedic.
• Vincent was not the first to attempt this encyclopaedic enterprise, for his work is based on that of another Frenchman, Helinand, who died in 1229.

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