Associations to the word «Erudition»
Noun
- Eloquence
- Originality
- Wit
- Lore
- Ingenuity
- Pretension
- Allusion
- Piety
- Ignorance
- Antiquary
- Breadth
- Antiquity
- Genius
- Philology
- Plutarch
- Attainment
- Learning
- Intellect
- Wisdom
- Imagination
- Scholar
- Talmud
- Scholarship
- Essayist
- Knowledge
- Display
- Taste
- Elegance
- Hebrew
- Judgement
- Commentary
- Judgment
- Contemporary
- Oriental
- Literature
- Reader
- Theologian
- Scripture
- Treatise
- Clergy
- Insight
- Accomplishment
- Theology
- Philosophy
- Author
- Plato
- Reviewer
- Satire
- Poetry
- Enlightenment
- Latin
- Reputation
- Criticism
Adjective
- Profound
- Rhetorical
- Vast
- Prodigious
- Immense
- Ingenious
- Vulgar
- Stylistic
- Enlightened
- Literary
- Exquisite
- Extraordinary
- Philosophical
- Marvellous
- Learned
- Mythological
- Elegant
- Prose
- Displayed
- Eminent
- Extensive
- Uncommon
- Remarkable
- Theological
- Classical
- Adorned
- Inferior
- Polite
- Mere
- Intellectual
- Mystical
- Distinguished
- Pagan
- Greek
- Lofty
- Latin
- Subtle
- Genuine
- Apt
Adverb
Wiktionary
ERUDITION, noun. Profound knowledge, especially that based on learning and scholarship.
Dictionary definition
ERUDITION, noun. Profound scholarly knowledge.
Wise words
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