schoolman

UK
/ˈskuːl.mən/
US
/ˈskul.mən/

Translations

schoolmannoun
schoolmen
pl
UK
/ˈskuːl.mən/
US
/ˈskul.mən/
scolastiqueSens historique et philosophique, pour un partisan de la scolastique.
As a schoolman, he often engaged in debates about the nature of existence and the divine.
En tant que scolastique, il participait souvent à des débats sur la nature de l’existence et du divin.
savantRare, au sens d’érudit ou de maître dans le milieu scolaire ou savant.
The schoolman dedicated his life to the study of medieval philosophy.
Le savant consacra sa vie à l’étude de la philosophie médiévale.
Additional translations
homme d’écoleTour littéraire ou vieilli.
schoolmennoun

schoolman

schoolmen
pl
UK
/ˈskuːl.mɛn/
US
/ˈskul.mɛn/
scolastiquesAu sens historique : philosophes et théologiens de la scolastique médiévale.
The schoolmen of the medieval period were instrumental in developing early philosophical thought.
Les scolastiques de l’époque médiévale ont joué un rôle essentiel dans le développement de la pensée philosophique primitive.

Definitions

schoolmannoun
A scholar or teacher in a school, especially one who is a specialist in a particular field of study.
The schoolman dedicated his life to the study of medieval philosophy.
A person who is an adherent or follower of scholasticism, a medieval system of theology and philosophy.
As a schoolman, he often engaged in debates about the nature of existence and the divine.
schoolmennoun
Scholars or learned men, especially those who are experts in academic or theological subjects.
The schoolmen of the medieval period were instrumental in developing early philosophical thought.
Members of a school of thought, particularly in the context of medieval scholasticism.
The schoolmen engaged in rigorous debates about the nature of existence and the attributes of God.