"steeped in knowledge" is a valid phrase in written English that can be used to describe someone who has an abundance of knowledge or experience in a particular subject.
For example: The mentor was steeped in knowledge about Ancient Greek culture, and her students were eager to learn from her.
But he was also a great classicist, steeped in knowledge of music of the past.
The image is steeped in knowledge, of the rueful variety, but where did the carnality go?
He has built impeccable creative relationships with British and international talent and is also steeped in knowledge and experience of changing distribution models in film".
The responses were honorable, but not edifying: "to create effective citizens," "to prepare people for professional careers," "to become steeped in knowledge, skills and values".
It is not simply about the past, says Jalal Uddin Ahmed, a man steeped in knowledge and a lust for beauty: "British Muslims cannot ever abscond from their heritage or hide in it.
He had a "correct" attitude toward the world and people, a certain spiritual freedom, and an independent judgment all of which, in Montaigne's view, were more important than being steeped in knowledge.
Church argues that it is time that people trained to work in mental health aren't just steeped in formal knowledge, but in the knowledge of the personal narratives of people who have been through the system.
They expect all students, irrespective of race, religion or background, to access a curriculum steeped in advanced knowledge.
He wants to be less steeped in the knowledge of music, art and literature; free of the cultural baggage most people spend a lifetime accumulating.
That requires a different kind of lesson plan than one for a commercial farmer with hundreds of acres, or a family farmer who has been steeped in agricultural knowledge since birth.
Initiated by Dylan and the Band, followed through by everyone from Creedence Clearwater Revival to Randy Newman, the music moved beyond rock'n'roll's teenage immersion in the present to an adult sophistication steeped in deep knowledge of rock's roots in blues and country and lyrics that likewise looked to the past for inspiration.
