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scholastic

UK
/skəˈlæstɪk/
US
/skəˈlæstɪk/

Translations

scholasticadjective
more scholastic
Comp.
most scholastic
Super.
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/skəˈlæstɪk/
US
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Her scholastic achievements earned her a scholarship to a prestigious university.
Ses résultats scolaires lui ont valu une bourse pour une université prestigieuse.
scolastiqueEn philosophie médiévale et pour la tradition de la scolastique.
The professor's lecture on scholastic philosophy highlighted the works of Thomas Aquinas.
La conférence du professeur sur la philosophie scolastique a mis en lumière les œuvres de Thomas d'Aquin.
Additional translations
académiqueS’emploie surtout dans un registre plus soutenu ou institutionnel pour parler de l’enseignement et des études.
Synonyms
pedagogical
didactic
academic
educational
scholarly
scholasticnoun
scholastics
pl
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scolastiqueMembre d’un ordre religieux catholique en formation, notamment avant l’ordination.
The scholastic spent several years in study before taking his final vows.
Le scolastique a passé plusieurs années à étudier avant de prononcer ses vœux définitifs.
scolastiquePhilosophe ou théologien appartenant à la scolastique.
Duns Scotus was a notable scholastic whose writings influenced later medieval thought.
Duns Scot était un scolastique notable dont les écrits ont influencé la pensée médiévale ultérieure.
Synonyms
intellectual
scholar
schoolman
academic
academician
pedagogue
educator
instructor
teacher
man of learning

Definitions

scholasticadjective
Relating to schools, education, or academic learning.
Her scholastic achievements earned her a scholarship to a prestigious university.
Pertaining to the medieval school of philosophy known as Scholasticism, which sought to reconcile Christian theology with classical philosophy.
The professor's lecture on scholastic philosophy highlighted the works of Thomas Aquinas.
scholasticnoun
A philosopher or theologian who practiced Scholasticism, especially in medieval Europe.
Duns Scotus was a notable scholastic whose writings influenced later medieval thought.
A student in a Catholic religious order who is preparing for the priesthood.
The scholastic spent several years in study before taking his final vows.
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