Examples of 'erudition' in a sentence
Meaning of "erudition"
Erudition is the quality of having or showing great knowledge or learning; scholarship. It is typically used to describe someone who is highly educated or knowledgeable in a particular subject
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- Profound knowledge acquired from learning and scholarship.
- The refinement, polish and knowledge that education confers.
How to use "erudition" in a sentence
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erudition
In your lack of erudition in your chosen field.
He was known for his piety and erudition.
But there is also an erudition of the sensibility.
You could teach me some real erudition.
All highlighted on his erudition in various topics.
Took me years to adopt that kind of erudition.
Erudition can produce foliage without bearing fruit.
He was a broadcaster possessed of both dulcetness and erudition.
His prodigious erudition is widely acknowledged.
His work is proof of his great erudition.
His erudition was not limited to boxing.
Suarez has a lot of erudition but little genius.
Erudition and education of the author.
He is noted for his erudition and his eloquence.
You have put in years of study and erudition.
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Some erudition about leadership issues.
You share my fondness for erudition.
Sex and erudition in one viewing.
You are the epitome of erudition.
This erudition has always reflected in the narratives he created.
All these show vast erudition.
Your erudition is of no more use.
It consists in a complete encyclopedia of classical erudition.
He represents erudition and wisdom.
They certainly show your erudition.
This is not erudition at all.
Their work testifies to their erudition.
The erudition of hikari ota.
We prioritize inquiring rather than erudition.
Erudition was their only religion.
And he was flaunting his literary erudition.
No profound philosophy or deep erudition will be found in this address.
He was very respected for his erudition.
This also testifies to his erudition and breadth of vision.
Erudition is simply not enough.
Do not give too much weight to erudition alone.
General erudition and intimate familiarity with both cultures.
He dizzied everyone with his erudition.
The sign of thine erudition will be a calm and peaceful.
He is an excellent academic who combines erudition and piety.
His erudition and the penetration of his spirit will be precious.
Hartman is famous for his erudition.
Isaac was noted for his erudition and his patronage of learning.
The game of logic and erudition.
And erudition at the hearings that none of us know she has.
You have overburdened your argument with ostentatious erudition.
No profound philosophy or deep erudition will be found in the following lines.
He had been preoccupied with erudition.
His erudition is amazing.
No need to study nor erudition.
