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It is a noun that means deep and wide knowledge or learning, usually of a scholarly or educated kind. For example: Jane showed an impressive erudition when she answered the professor's questions.
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erudition
noun
Profound knowledge, especially that based on learning and scholarship.
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He claims they pathologised his erudition and his refusal to acquiesce.
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It was almost like being back in Harvard, but now he was a professor, dispensing erudition, occasionally raising a chuckle from an attentive audience.
Perversity amid diversity Defrocked No Napoleons What the world is reading ReprintsMr Diamond is a professor of physiology whose erudition, not always lightly worn, spreads out over linguistics, archaeology, ecology and more.
A man of erudition, lightly worn, Huxley seemed to represent all that was best about English intellectual life.This, certainly, is how Huxley's biographer, Nicholas Murray, sees him.
But he wears his enormous erudition lightly, and for all its musical, cultural and even philosophical insights, this is a wide-ranging and approachable book that will appeal to pianists of every level.In discussing the ritual of practice, he demonstrates his own remarkable virtuosity.
The prices of essential goods, all soaring because of the high cost of air and sea transport, might fall.More broadly, locals hope that peace will return to a land that was once a cradle of Tamil erudition and culture but has become a battlefield of bullet-pocked homes and shrapnel-scarred temples.
His invitation to that, with a request for the £25 fee (in today's money £68 or $100), came in 1985, forestalling his move to a well-paid post in California.His fans adored his polyglot erudition, charm and brains.
He has a lightness of touch and erudition, a skill with anecdote, that recreates Egypt for all Egypt's roads lead to Cairo in all its contradictoriness.In this section Complex number Unlucky Lindy Almost there Into the light Onegin's creator Is reportage killing Latin fiction?
For some reason, the impersonation worked.He moved quickly to mockery of his erudition, informing the audience that in the original Greek "politics" comes from "poli" for many, and ticks meaning "blood-sucking parasites".
"A Time of Gifts", his account of the first section of the walk was a masterpiece of wit and erudition.
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