Meaning of academic weapon | Babel Free

Definitions

1. An exceptionally productive and diligent student.
   Internet, humorous
2. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see academic, weapon.

Examples

“I became a true academic weapon by drinking lots of coffee, one of the few socially acceptable study⟳ drugs.”

“In the space of only a year, the SEC has gone from becoming one of the most high-profile areas, featuring major political faces such as Joe Biden, Nicola Sturgeon, Barack Obama and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, to a place⟳ which will feature university students being major academic weapons.”

“So, this term I have⟳ made a solemn vow to do better. While I wouldn't like⟳ to publicly brand myself as flaky, I'd say⟳ my ability to stick⟳ to any sort⟳ of resolution is among my greatest weaknesses. And yet, as of the end⟳ of Week Three, I can proudly call⟳ myself an unparalleled, unstoppable lecture-devotee/academic-weapon/child-genius (or rather, I attend⟳ a suitable number⟳ of lectures and complain⟳ about doing so frequently).”

“Especially those who travel⟳ for spring⟳ break⟳, travel⟳ in groups and generally watch⟳ out for shady stuff. Spring⟳ breakers are often targets of theft and violence because they turn⟳ their brains off from being academic weapons. Please⟳ still be mindful of where you are and what you are doing.”

“Lehman Hall turns you into the academic weapon that you were always meant to be!”

“My bike ride⟳ to school every morning puts me in the correct⟳ mindset to become⟳ an academic weapon, and every other student deserves to come⟳ to school with that mindset as well.”

“The academic community either dismisses the work⟳ as absurdly out-of-date (always an excellent defence against new ideas), or resorts to the more traditional and more effective academic weapon of silence.”

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