Associations to the word «Scholastic»
Noun
- Notion
- Knowledge
- Catholic
- Grade
- Attainment
- Dogma
- Hu
- Bergen
- Senior
- Surfing
- Quill
- Treatise
- Scientology
- Maha
- Quiz
- Imprint
- Kappa
- Schuster
- Novice
- Columbia
- Marcel
- Sigma
- Illustrated
- Bowl
- Burlington
- Renaissance
- Regatta
- Proficiency
- Association
- Reeve
- Pullman
- Bacon
- Tradition
- Compendium
- Levine
- Curriculum
- Potency
- Medalist
- Press
- Trophy
- Boost
- Luther
- Commentary
- Finalist
- Essence
- Terminology
- Rabbinic
- Percussion
- Axiom
- Applicant
- Lutheran
- Scripture
- Scroll
- Mercer
- Kant
- Wolff
- Ny
- Hyperion
- Olympiad
- Publisher
- Canon
- Markham
- Illustrator
- Cistercian
- Rejection
- Fraternity
- Friar
- Idealism
- Harcourt
- Validity
- Brilliance
- Sanderson
- Tau
- Ethic
- Galen
- Lacrosse
- Reasoning
- Trilogy
- Tibetan
- Gold
- Censure
- Potter
- Neo
Wiktionary
SCHOLASTIC, noun. (philosophy) a member of the medieval philosophical school of scholasticism; a medieval Christian Aristotelian
SCHOLASTIC, adjective. Of or relating to school; academic
SCHOLASTIC, adjective. (philosophy) Of or relating to the philosophical tradition of scholasticism
SCHOLASTIC, adjective. Characterized by excessive subtlety, or needlessly minute subdivisions; pedantic; formal.
SCHOLASTIC, noun. Alternative letter-case form of scholastic
SCHOLASTIC, adjective. Alternative letter-case form of scholastic
Dictionary definition
SCHOLASTIC, noun. A person who pays more attention to formal rules and book learning than they merit.
SCHOLASTIC, noun. A Scholastic philosopher or theologian.
SCHOLASTIC, adjective. Of or relating to schools; "scholastic year".
SCHOLASTIC, adjective. Of or relating to the philosophical doctrine of scholasticism; "scholastic philosophy".
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