scholar

[ skol-er ]

/ ˈskɒl ər /

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noun

a learned or erudite person, especially one who has profound knowledge of a particular subject.

a student; pupil.

a student who has been awarded a scholarship.

Origin of scholar

before 1000; < Late Latin scholāris, equivalent to Latin schol(a) school¹ + -āris -ar¹; replacing Middle English scoler(e), Old English scolere < Late Latin, as above

SYNONYMS FOR scholar

1 savant.

2 See pupil¹.

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OTHER WORDS FROM scholar

schol·ar·less, adjective non·schol·ar, noun non·schol·ar·ly, adjective

Words nearby scholar

schoenberg, schoenheimer, schofield, schofield barracks, schola cantorum, scholar, scholar's mate, scholarch, scholarly, scholarship, scholastic

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His great-grandfather, David Yellin, was a prominent Zionist scholar and Israeli pioneer.

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The first article, published in March 2000, was on atonality by a scholar at the Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz, Germany.

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“The song was awkward for Marxist critics because of its apathetic character,” the scholar Franz Mennemeier noted.

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He is magnificent--a saint--a scholar--everything--but not nice!

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"'Tis a most interesting and thrilling tale," the scholar observed when the young knight had finished his narrative.

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Miss Davenport is a Latin scholar, and they took her on the Traffords recommendation.

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Through its fascinations the scholar burns the midnight oil, and too rapidly reduces his store of vital force.

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First scholar and divine of his epoch, he was also the heaven-born dramatist of his century.

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British Dictionary definitions for scholar

scholar

/ (ˈskɒlə) /

noun

a learned person, esp in the humanities

a person, esp a child, who studies; pupil

a student of merit at an educational establishment who receives financial aid, esp from an endowment given for such a purpose

Southern African a school pupil

Derived forms of scholar

scholarly, adjective scholarliness, noun

Word Origin for scholar

C14: from Old French escoler, via Late Latin from Latin schola school 1

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