scholar
/ˈskɑlər/
noun
- A person who studies a subject in great detail, especially at a university, and has expert knowledge of it.
- The history scholar spent years researching ancient Roman documents.
- The conference brought together scholars from around the world to discuss climate change.
- She is a well-known scholar of medieval literature.
- A student who has been given a scholarship to study at a school or university.
- The scholarship program supports young scholars from low-income families.
- As a scholar, she received full tuition for her graduate studies.
- He was a Rhodes scholar at Oxford University.
- A person who is highly educated or has great knowledge in a particular area, not necessarily academic.
- She is a self-taught scholar of ancient languages.
- My grandfather was a scholar of jazz music and could name any song from the first few notes.
- The chef is a true scholar of French cuisine.
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