studied
/ˈstʌdid/
adjective
- Done deliberately and with careful thought, often appearing artificial or planned.
- He gave a studied response that avoided any real commitment.
- Her studied indifference to the compliment was obvious.
- The politician's studied calmness seemed rehearsed.
- Having gained knowledge or skill through study; well-informed.
- She is a studied expert in Renaissance art.
- The professor's studied approach to the problem impressed the committee.
- His studied opinion on the matter was respected by everyone.
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verb
- Past tense of study: to have learned about a subject by reading, memorizing, or attending classes.
- She studied for the exam all weekend.
- They studied the map before starting the hike.
- He studied biology in college.