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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
Example Sentences
As the BBC has learned, a growing network of "shadow" ships are sailing without a valid national flag, which can render vessels stateless and without proper insurance.
Guests can charge their Teslas while getting ‘epic bacon’ and tuna melts carhopped to their vehicles, and other unique quirks we learned at the opening of Elon Musk’s new Tesla Diner in Hollywood.
Autumn is hard of hearing; she has postlingual hearing loss in both ears, which basically means that she experienced her hearing loss after she learned how to talk.
Penelope had not yet learned more than a few words of the language, for the family spoke to her only in English.
Penelope thought it odd that Simon had not yet written to tell her what he had learned from his great-uncle.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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