Associations to the word «Academically»
Noun
- Athlete
- Gator
- Enrollment
- Eligibility
- Phi
- Adolescent
- College
- Tutor
- Certificate
- Excellence
- Pupil
- Ary
- Learning
- Mathematics
- Boarding
- Ncaa
- Schools
- Examination
- Failing
- Achievement
- Program
- Rating
- Graduation
- Intellectual
- Accreditation
- Institution
- Beyond
- Opportunity
- Campus
- Scholar
- Youngster
- Class
- Faculty
- High
- Stereotype
- Environment
- Acceleration
- Honor
- Skill
- Minority
- Score
- Teacher
- Academy
- Offer
Adjective
- Lowe
- Attending
- Avid
- Secondary
- Ranked
- Grade
- Freshman
- Competitive
- Educated
- Elementary
- Successful
- Sophomore
- Supportive
- Graduate
- Comprehensive
- Collegiate
- Diverse
- Minded
- Excellent
- Brilliant
- Advanced
- Exceptional
- Performing
- Athletic
- Intensive
- Respectable
- Charitable
- Innovative
- Attended
- Graduated
- Autonomous
- High
- Polytechnic
- Outstanding
- Campus
- Intelligent
- Rounded
- Junior
Wiktionary
ACADEMICALLY, adverb. In an academic style or way; from an academic perspective. [First attested in the late 16th century]
ACADEMICALLY DISADVANTAGED, adjective. Uneducated; lacking access to an education; lacking resources required to receive an education.
Dictionary definition
ACADEMICALLY, adverb. In regard to academic matters; "academically, this is a good school".
Wise words
A designer knows he has achieved perfection not when there
is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to
take away.