LookItUpscholarly
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈskɑːlərli/ · UK /ˈskɒləli/
scholarly means: Relating to serious study and research, especially at a university.
adjective
Relating to serious study and research, especially at a university.
- She writes for a scholarly journal.
- The book includes scholarly research on medieval trade.
- These scholarly articles discuss the history of the language.
Showing the knowledge, careful thinking, or habits of someone who studies a subject deeply.
- He has a scholarly manner.
- Her scholarly habits include checking every source carefully.
- His answer was thoughtful and scholarly.
Questions about scholarly
What does scholarly mean?
Relating to serious study and research, especially at a university.
What is scholarly in other languages?
Türkçe: akademik · Español: académico · Français: universitaire · Deutsch: wissenschaftlich · Italiano: accademico · 日本語: 学術的な
How do you pronounce scholarly?
In American English /ˈskɑːlərli/; in British English /ˈskɒləli/.
How do you use scholarly in a sentence?
She writes for a scholarly journal. The book includes scholarly research on medieval trade.
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