Erudite is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ERUDITE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a learned person
• erudite person
ADJECTIVE:
• learned
• having or showing great knowledge or learning
• having great academic knowledge
• Characterized by extensive reading or knowledge; well instructed; learned.
• having or showing profound knowledge
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• scholarly

Words related to ERUDITE

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Words that contain ERUDITE

erudites9 eruditely13 inerudite10 eruditeness12 skutterudite17 eruditenesses14 skutterudites18

How to use ERUDITE in a sentence

• No doubt, among these grand commandments there are many which are known only to the erudite, and which the world is unacquainted with.
• Gladstone wonderful classical learning, and the more wonderful as he was preoccupied with affairs of State, and without the supposed leisure for erudite studies.
• It will still be an object for the pilgrimages of the erudite and the curious.
• In the year 1846, the Trustees of the British Museum sent the erudite antiquarian, Mr.
• Robinson, but maturer consideration has caused me to agree with the eloquent and erudite Jones.
• Behind him the pair were talking in an incomprehensible language, without paying the slightest attention to him, without acknowledging his erudite explanations.
• ERUDITE, the pretended, in the spiritual world, 232.
• I shall not be erudite, but I hope I shall not be dull.
• It is not surprising that a ruin thus honoured should have become the object of many a hot and erudite discussion.
• The most learned man of the eighteenth century in Peru was Pedro de Peralta Barnuevo, the erudite author of some fifty volumes of history, science and letters.
• Dominic, the Society of Jesus, and the Augustinian Recollects of this city have two preachers, who are erudite fathers and of exemplary life.
• I know an erudite and intelligent man, a man whose arid life had been little better than one long cold in the head, for whom that madman, Van Gogh, did nothing less.
• Such were the sentiments of the most erudite, most pious, and most eminent school of learning existing in the capital of France.
• As a scholar he was ingenious, if not very erudite or deep.
• Origen, the most voluminous and erudite of the Greek fathers, was excommunicated as a heretic.
• There Master Fray Melchor de los Reyes preached with the vigor that might be expected from so erudite a man.
• The most erudite were perhaps the Franciscans, who arrived in 1224 and established themselves in St.
• Erudite as they may be, their response to our question is scarcely more satisfactory.
• I beg you to pardon me for having made this resolution, in accordance with the opinion of so many erudite and well-intentioned men.
• New fields of learning, as yet inconceivable, would permit even the children of the new age to surpass the most erudite of nineteenth-century scholars.
• He was truly erudite, a great credit to the Cause of God amongst leading men of learning.
• This distinguished man was erudite, wise, and eloquent of speech.
• In Zanjan and Nayriz likewise at the decree of erudite doctors and notable lawyers a bloodthirsty military force attacked and besieged.
• The worship of the Sun under the name of Mithras belonged to Persia, whence that name came, as did the erudite symbols of that worship.
• It argues a sad defect of information concerning the Far East, when so erudite a scholar as Dr.
• The erudite nightingale threw wide the throttle of his throat and taught some nestling kin the sweetness of his lore.
• So he asked one of the more erudite bores to give him the names of the best books about Japan.
• His mind moved in a rich, erudite and complex syntax that turned all opposition into admiration.
• John in the meanwhile tried in vain to supply the loss of the stately and erudite Miss Crampton.
• Amongst the rest were my eloquent and learned friend, Sir CHARLES RUSSELL, my erudite and learned friend Mr.
• Eyeglasses would make her look more intellectual if not outright erudite and opaque.
• But, erudite in English law, I fashioned bricks without the straw.

Similar words containing ERUD without suffix ite

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