learned

Definition for learned

adjective as in well-informed

Strongest matches

accomplished, educated, scholarly, scientific, studied, well-educated

Strong matches

cultivated, cultured, experienced, grave, grounded, lettered, versed

Weak matches

abstruse, academic, bookish, brainy, conversant, deep, erudite, esoteric, expert, highbrow, in the know, intellectual, judicious, literary, literate, omniscient, pansophic, pedantic, philosophic, philosophical, polymath, professorial, recondite, sage, sapient, sharp, skilled, solemn, solid, sound, studious, well-grounded, well-read, well-rounded

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"It's imperative we get these answers so lessons can be learned to ensure proper protections are put in place to stop this happening again."

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And as others have said, while his intensity remains, he has learned to control it.

From BBC

Moody, 47, learned he had the degenerative, muscle-wasting condition two weeks ago and has told BBC Breakfast that he is struggling to confront the implications of his diagnosis.

From BBC

But this is not a call to despair, or to embrace the comfort of learned helplessness or to take poison of hopium.

From Salon

What have we learned about all four teams before they head to the northern hemisphere in November?

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