Scholastic - English meaning

Scholastic – definitions in English dictionary

adjective
Of or concerning schools and education.
Usage examples:
Scholastic achievement
Synonims:
Academic Educational School Scholarly
adjective
Relating to medieval scholasticism.
Usage examples:
Idioms of feudal law also applied to royal jurisdiction and government, which is why st thomas aqui…

noun
An adherent of scholasticism; a schoolman.
Usage examples:
Of the medieval scholastics, aquinas was less interested in who ruled than in the uses to which the…
noun
(in the roman catholic church) a member of a religious order, especially the society of jesus, who is between the novitiate and the priesthood.
Usage examples:
There are 203 jesuits, including priests, brothers and scholastics, in ireland.

adjective
Relating to school and education
Usage examples:
Laura’s scholastic achievements won her acceptance into harvard.

Scholastic translation into English

Scholastic: translate from English into Chinese

学业, 墨守成规者, 烦琐哲学家

Scholastic: translate from English into Dutch

Scholastiek, Scholastisch, Schools, Scholasticus, Academisch, Schoolmeesterachtig, School-

Scholastic: translate from English into French

Scolaire, Scolastique

Scholastic: translate from English into German

Scholastiker, Scholastisch, Schulisch, Studien-, Schul-

Scholastic: translate from English into Hindi

स्कूली, विद्याभिमानी, रूपवादी, उस्ताद का, नियमवादी, शास्रीय, पांडित्याभिमानी, पांडित्यदंभी, शिक्षक-संबंधी, पाठशालय-संबंधी, रूढ़िवादी, विद्यार्थी या पाठशाला सम्बन्धी

Scholastic: translate from English into Italian

Scolastico, Accademico

Scholastic: translate from English into Korean

학생, 스콜라 철학자, 학자연하는 사람, 스콜라 철학의, 교사풍의, 예수회의 수도사, 학교의, 학자풍의

Scholastic: translate from English into Russian

Схоластический, Схоласт, Ученый, Схоластик, Школьный, Преподавательский, Учительский

Scholastic: translate from English into Spanish

Escolar, Escolástico, Docente, Pedante

Word origin

late 16th century (in scholastic (sense 2 of the adjective)): via Latin from Greek skholastikos ‘studious’, from skholazein ‘be at leisure to study’, from skholē (see school1).

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Scholastic – similar words

scholasticate

noun
The period spent by a jesuit in training for ordination to the priesthood.

noun
A jesuit seminary or college where students are trained for ordination to the priesthood.

Scholasticate - all meanings in English

scholastically

adverb
In a way that relates to school and education
Usage examples:
Though only average scholastically, i was good at sports., the new school will be more scholastical…

Scholastically - all meanings in English

scholastical

adjective
Of or relating to the theological and philosophical teaching of medieval academic institutions or the ‘schools’, based upon the authority of the bible and christian fathers and the logic and philosophy of aristotle and his commentators; employing or exhibiting the methods of learning used in medieval academic institutions, characterized by the use of dialectical reasoning, subtle argument, and disputation.

adjective
Befitting or characteristic of university learning or academic discussion; following traditional academic methods, especially disputation; (depreciative) pedantic, impractical, needlessly subtle or abstruse.

adjective
Of, belonging, or relating to schools, universities, or education in general; academic, educational.

Scholastical - all meanings in English

Scholastic synonims

academic

adjective
Relating to education and scholarship.
Usage examples:
Academic achievement

noun
A teacher or scholar in a university or other institute of higher education.
Usage examples:
The eu offers grants to academics for research on approved projects

adjective
Relating to schools, esp. colleges and universities, or connected with studying and thinking and not with useful skills
Usage examples:
Which diamond ring you like more is purely academic, because i can’t afford either one.

Academic - all meanings in English

educational

adjective
Relating to the provision of education.
Usage examples:
Educational institutions

adjective
Teaching something, or relating to education
Usage examples:
Traveling abroad will be an educational experience for her.

adjective
Relating to education
Usage examples:
An educational establishment/institution, boys and girls must have the same educational opportuniti…

Educational - all meanings in English

scholarly

adjective
Involving or relating to serious academic study.
Usage examples:
Scholarly journals

Scholarly - all meanings in English

school

noun
An institution for educating children.
Usage examples:
Ryder's children did not go to school at all

verb
Send to school; educate.
Usage examples:
Taverier was born in paris and schooled in lyon

adjective
(of a xhosa) educated and westernized.
Usage examples:
Economic considerations persuaded many xhosa not to become school by opting for a western lifestyle

School - all meanings in English

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