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study
noun as in learning, analysis
Strongest matches
application, class, consideration, course, debate, examination, exercise, inquiry, inspection, investigation, research, review, subject, survey
Strong matches
abstraction, analyzing, attention, cogitation, comparison, concentration, contemplation, cramming, deliberation, lesson, meditation, memorizing, muse, musing, pondering, questioning, reading, reasoning, reflection, reverie, rumination, schoolwork, scrutiny, thought, trance, weighing
Weak match
verb as in contemplate, learn
verb as in examine, analyze
Strongest matches
inspect, investigate, read, research, scrutinize, survey, view
Strong matches
brainstorm, canvass, case, compare, deliberate, figure, peruse, scope
Weak matches
check out, check over, check up, do research, give the eagle eye, keep tabs, look into, sort out
Example Sentences
The government says it is taking its time to study the 300 page document.
And one-fifth of an individual’s life, on average, is now expected to be lived in a state of illness, according to a study in the National Library of Medicine.
And then Mr. Mamdani tells us that, in Kampala, “Zohran settled down with the study of issues such as ‘zero grazing,’” a type of farming in which cattle are fed with cut grass.
A new ‘endangerment’ study shows that the climate battle is over except for the lawfare.
This advanced model provides a new way to study why some people suffer severe immune-related liver injuries from drugs that are otherwise considered safe.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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