adjective

learned

learned, erudite, scholarly

She is a very learned woman.

She is a very learned woman.

He gave a learned presentation on the topic.

He gave a learned presentation on the topic.

a learned ((person)) a knowledgeable (person) She is a very learned woman.

a learned ((work)) a scholarly (piece of work) He wrote a learned article on the subject.

Synonyms: scholarly, erudite, knowledgeable; Antonyms: ignorant, uneducated

From the past participle of 'learn'. It signifies someone who *has* learned a great deal.

Remember the two-syllable pronunciation for the adjective ('learn-ed') to distinguish it from the one-syllable verb form ('learnt').

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