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erudition:

erudition [the ~] noun

  1. the erudition (learning; knowledge; expertise; scholarship; cleverness)
    – profound scholarly knowledge 1
    la erudición; la sabiduría

Translation Matrix for erudition:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
erudición cleverness; erudition; expertise; knowledge; learning; scholarship book learning
sabiduría cleverness; erudition; expertise; knowledge; learning; scholarship wisdom
- encyclopaedism; encyclopedism; eruditeness; learnedness; learning; scholarship
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- learning; scholarship

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Related Definitions for "erudition":

  1. profound scholarly knowledge1

Wiktionary Translations for erudition:

erudition
noun
  1. profound knowledge, especially that based on learning and scholarship

erudite:

erudite [the ~] noun

  1. the erudite (scholar; learned person)
    el intelectual; el erudito

Translation Matrix for erudite:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
erudito erudite; learned person; scholar erudite person; literary person; man of learning; man of letters; professor; scholar; scholarly person
intelectual erudite; learned person; scholar
sabio professor; scholar
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- learned
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
docto academic; erudite; learned; lettered; sage; scholarly; university-educated; very learned; well-educated; well-read; wise educated; grounded; practiced; practised; schooled; skilled
erudito academic; clever; educated; erudite; intelligent; learned; lettered; sage; scholarly; smart; university-educated; very learned; well-educated; well-read; wise educated; practiced; practised; schooled; skilled
intelectual high alcohol content; intellectual; rational; sensible; spirituous; strong
inteligente clever; educated; erudite; intelligent; smart acute; alluring; astute; attractive; biting; brainy; bright; brilliant; canny; clever; crafty; ingenious; intelligent; keen; knowledgable; perky; quick-witted; resourceful; sagacious; sensible; sharp; sharp-minded; sharpwitted; shrewd; skilful; skillful; sly; smart; wily; wise
juicioso academic; erudite; learned; lettered; sage; scholarly; university-educated; very learned; well-educated; well-read; wise able; brainy; bright; brilliant; capable; cautious; clever; competent; efficient; good; intelligent; knowledgable; sensible; sharp; smart; wise
letrado academic; erudite; learned; lettered; sage; scholarly; university-educated; very learned; well-educated; well-read; wise academic; university
muy desarrollado academic; erudite; learned; lettered; sage; scholarly; university-educated; very learned; well-educated; well-read; wise
sabio academic; clever; educated; erudite; intelligent; learned; lettered; sage; scholarly; smart; university-educated; very learned; well-educated; well-read; wise bright; clever; ingenious; intelligent; profoundly; resourceful; right-thinking; sane; sensible; smart; wise

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Related Definitions for "erudite":

  1. having or showing profound knowledge1
    • an erudite professor1

Wiktionary Translations for erudite:

erudite
adjective
  1. scholarly, learned

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