learning

Definitions

1. Learn.
2. An act in which something is learned.
   uncountable, usually
3. apprenticeship
4. antagonism to learning, education, and the educated, expressed in literature in a conscious display of simplicity, earthiness, even colorful semi-literacy. — anti-intellectual, n., adj.
5. Accumulated knowledge.
   uncountable, usually
6. Something that has been learned.
   countable, proscribed, usually
7. the process of teaching oneself. — autodidact, n.
   n
8. men of learning as a class or collectively; the intelligentsia or literati.
9. the art or science of teaching.
10. the state of being devoted to something that is taught. — doctrinist, n.
    n
11. a person who supports or uses the system of kindergarten education developed by Friedrich Froebel, German educational reformer. Also Froebelian.
12. a student in a gymnasium, a form of high school in Europe. See also athletics.
13. (in Europe) a name given to a high school at which students prepare for university entrance.
14. men of letters or learning; scholars as a group.
15. a scholarly or literary person; one of the literati.

Equivalents

Examples

“The department head was also a scholar of great learning.”

““We’ll take⟳ the learnings and apply⟳ them to the rest⟳ of our business.””

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