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erudition

/ˌer.ʊˈdɪʃ.ən/

Traduction: Nom désignant un savoir vaste et approfondi acquis par la lecture et l'étude, en particulier dans un contexte académique ou scientifique.

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noun

/ˌer.ʊˈdɪʃ.ən/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un savoir vaste et approfondi acquis par la lecture et l'étude, en particulier dans un contexte académique ou scientifique.

A noun referring to extensive knowledge acquired through reading and study, especially in academic or scholarly contexts.

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  1. Deep scholarly knowledgeC2formal

    Extensive knowledge acquired through reading and study; profound learning.

    frÉrudition

    • His erudition on ancient Greek philosophy impressed the entire faculty.
    • The professor's erudition was evident in her detailed lectures.
    • She is known for her remarkable erudition in medieval history.

    Synonymescultureeducationeruditenessknowledgelearnednesslearningscholarship

    Antonymesignoranceilliteracy

Formes
  • eruditions plural form
  • eruditions' possessive plural form
  • erudition's possessive singular form
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