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A small group of us followed erudite and friendly seaweed expert Spencer Marley of Marley Family Seaweeds as he walked down a path and climbed over rocks, leading us to a remote beach where different types of seaweed can be found.
ON CALIFORNIA’S CENTRAL COAST, A LOW-KEY EXPLORATION OF WINERIES, RESTAURANTS AND NATURETRACEY CEURVELSOCTOBER 7, 2021WASHINGTON POSTFor now, though, the erudite-sounding interactive Digital Einstein chatbot still has enough of a lag to give the game away.
AI-DRIVEN AUDIO CLONING STARTUP GIVES VOICE TO EINSTEIN CHATBOTNATASHA LOMASAPRIL 16, 2021TECHCRUNCHEarnestly coined terms, by contrast can be too staid, too erudite, too intent on making the coiner look smart.
FROM ‘SCIENTIST’ TO ‘SPAM,’ THE SURPRISINGLY PLAYFUL ORIGINS OF ENGLISH WORDSRALPH KEYESAPRIL 1, 2021TIMELet’s not forget, as erudite and likable as he is, he was just a mayor.
SULTRY, SEXY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATIONBROCK THOMPSONDECEMBER 24, 2020WASHINGTON BLADEThe story is told in a lively, knowing style, without written-out musical examples but shot through with unfailingly erudite and impassioned discussion of the composer’s work.
THE ASTOUNDING BRILLIANCE AND ABIDING JOY OF MOZARTTIM PAGEDECEMBER 18, 2020WASHINGTON POSTThe reply, prepared in this way and finally adopted by the Assembly, was longer and more erudite than Mr. Hutchinson's address.
THE EVE OF THE REVOLUTIONCARL BECKERStill it is not to the erudite, nor to the imaginative only, that it is given to please in conversation.
THE LADIES' BOOK OF ETIQUETTE, AND MANUAL OF POLITENESSFLORENCE HARTLEY"I do not wonder at your defence of your erudite suitor," said Josephine, laying a disagreeable stress upon the adjective.
ALONEMARION HARLANDThere was something mathematical in his effort after dry correctness and erudite accuracy.
THE HISTORY OF MODERN PAINTING, VOLUME 1 (OF 4)RICHARD MUTHERThe stately and erudite work of Francis Parkman is a fair example.
AMERICAN SKETCHESCHARLES WHIBLEYWORDS RELATED TO ERUDITE
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- accomplished
- advanced
- aesthetic
- appreciative
- au courant
- blue-stocking
- chivalrous
- civilized
- courteous
- cultivated
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- gallant
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- lettered
- liberal
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- tasteful
- tolerant
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- understanding
- up-to-date
- urbane
- versed
- well-informed
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- acquainted with
- brainy
- civilized
- coached
- corrected
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- developed
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- erudite
- expert
- finished
- fitted
- formed
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- instructed
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- literary
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- nurtured
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- prepared
- professional
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- scholarly
- schooled
- scientific
- shaped
- skilled
- tasteful
- taught
- trained
- tutored
- versed in
- well-informed
- well-read
- well-taught
- well-versed
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