Associations to the word «Scholarly»
Noun
- Philosophy
- Resource
- Terminology
- Apparatus
- Teaching
- Hebrew
- Enlightenment
- Legal
- Quran
- Psychology
- Lexicon
- Contemporary
- Technical
- Astrology
- Interest
- Insight
- Attention
- Library
- Volume
- Contributor
- Erasmus
- Reputation
- Hinduism
- Scrutiny
- Editor
- Aesthetics
- Analysis
- Nationalism
- Ethnic
- Researcher
- Anthology
- Shakespeare
- Mentality
- Dozen
- Opinion
- Orthography
- Narrative
- Metadata
- Woodrow
- Specialist
- Speculation
- Reviewer
- Preface
- Islam
- Translator
- Accomplishment
- Context
- Annual
- Understanding
- Mellon
- Legitimacy
- Romanticism
- Emphasis
Adjective
- Hebrew
- Postmodern
- Textbook
- Twentieth
- Creative
- Norse
- Relevant
- Flawed
- Ecumenical
- Cultural
- Genealogical
- Mormon
- Monastic
- Accessible
- Columbian
- Stylistic
- Contemporary
- Mainstream
- Descriptive
- Artistic
- Work
- Topical
- Authentic
- Archaeological
- Apocalyptic
- Islamic
- Mythological
- Arabic
- Asiatic
- Doctrinal
- Comprehensive
- Renaissance
- Germanic
- Esoteric
- Fruitful
- Systematic
- Charismatic
- Influential
Wiktionary
SCHOLARLY, adjective. Of or relating to scholars or scholarship
SCHOLARLY, adverb. (US) In a scholarly manner
SCHOLARLY METHOD, noun. The body of principles and practices used by scholars to make their claims about the world as valid and trustworthy as possible, and to make them known to the scholarly public.
Dictionary definition
SCHOLARLY, adjective. Characteristic of scholars or scholarship; "scholarly pursuits"; "a scholarly treatise"; "a scholarly attitude".
Wise words
The right word may be effective, but no word was ever as
effective as a rightly timed pause.