Erudition is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ERUDITION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• learning
• the quality of having or showing great knowledge or learning; scholarship
• The act of instructing; the result of thorough instruction; the state of being erudite or learned; the acquisitions gained by extensive reading or study; particularly, learning in literature or criticism, as distinct from the sciences; scholarship.
• profound scholarly knowledge
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• extensive knowledge acquired chiefly from books; profound, recondite, or bookish learning

Words related to ERUDITION

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Words that contain ERUDITION

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How to use ERUDITION in a sentence

• Instead of working upon antique monuments with their senses and emotions, men approached them through the medium of scholastic erudition.
• ERUDITION is one of the principles constituent of rational wisdom, 163.
• The world can now trace how this Colossus of erudition, day by day, and year by year, prepared himself for some vast work.
• His sympathies were rather with the scholar who opens the store of old poetry to the public, than with him who uses his erudition simply for the benefit of erudite people.
• Ticknor, a young gentleman of Boston, of great erudition, indefatigable industry, and preparation for a life of distinction, in his own country.
• The immense erudition of Bailly would have given it an inestimable value.
• Dates, in the case of such subjects, are no luxury of erudition.
• His father had a brother, a man of erudition for his time, who had studied for the Church.
• An immense erudition and an immense fancy go hand in hand.
• They, like himself, had been bred in the studious cloisters of a university, and were supposed to possess all the erudition which mankind has hoarded up from age to age.
• Nevertheless, He suddenly appeared before the people, endowed with the most complete erudition.
• Through His education and discipline they rose from the lowest levels of ignorance to the heights of knowledge, becoming masters of erudition and philosophy.
• And for all his erudition, he understood his masters intellectually only.
• His very silence, nay his very sterility, are supposed to be marks of the richness of his erudition.
• Foundations ought to be laid there, which might afterwards support the whole weight of solid learning and true erudition.
• He was a man of great erudition, and there need be no hesitation in accepting this extraordinary prayer as genuine.
• He was a man of extensive erudition and devoted piety.
• Hamilton an amount of intellectual independence which seldom accompanies such vast erudition.
• A man to evoke such confidence and respect from the young, must necessarily be endowed with superior personality without lacking erudition.
• I had many agreeable parties with the officers of the Horse Guards, who were all men of the world, and some of them of erudition and understanding.
• Especially I felt that it was necessary to learn more of what the erudition of Germany had done on these subjects.
• He was a man of vast erudition, and there is in his pages the Old-World learning which delights me.
• He fulfilled this office most satisfactorily and profitably to his students, for his intellect and erudition were very profound.
• At the present time I think, with all deference to his superior erudition, that he is running into a dead wall.

Similar words containing ERUDI without suffix tion

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