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- What is another word for the study of?
- How do you say I study hard?
- What does it mean to study hard?
- How do you start studying properly?
- What is another word for hard?
- What’s the opposite word of hard?
- What is the opposite word of hard?
- Does hard mean cool?
- What is hard in slang?
- What means go hard?
- What’s the opposite of being cool?
- What is one baby called?
- What is a platypus baby?
- What do you call a female shark?
What is another word for study of?
eyeful | glance |
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dekko | examination of |
gander at | glance at |
inspection of | load of |
scan of | sight of |
How do you say I study hard?
Synonyms for Study hard
- get stuck in. v.
- give all one’s got. v.
- give best shot. v.
- give old college try. v.
- give one’s all. v.
- peg away. v.
- pull out all stops. v.
- put one’s back in it. v.
What does it mean to study hard?
Study hard means you work very hard at studying. We don’t tend to say “study smart”, but it means to study efficiently and effectively. A person who “studies smart” might study less than someone who “studies hard”, but still do very well.
How do you start studying properly?
Here are six steps to smarter studying:
- Pay attention in class.
- Take good notes.
- Plan ahead for tests and projects.
- Break it down. (If you have a bunch of stuff to learn, break it into smaller chunks.)
- Ask for help if you get stuck.
- Get a good night’s sleep!
What is another word for hard?
SYNONYMS FOR hard 1 inflexible, rigid, compressed, compact, firm, resisting, adamantine, flinty. 3 toilsome, onerous, wearisome, exhausting. 5 complex, complicated, perplexing, puzzling, intricate, knotty, tough. 6 arduous, difficult, laborious.
What’s the opposite word of hard?
Antonym of Hard
Word | Antonym |
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Hard | Simple, Soft |
Get definition and list of more Antonym and Synonym in English Grammar. |
What is the opposite word of hard?
“The glass would fall, but not shatter, on the soft carpeted floor.”…What is the opposite of hard?
soft | fine |
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flexible | cushioned |
delicate | ductile |
gentle | malleable |
pliable | pliant |
Does hard mean cool?
“cool”, “neat”, “awesome”. Those shoes are hard! That Godzilla movie was hard! That movie was hard!
What is hard in slang?
Hard — The British slang definition of hard is somebody who is ready to take on anyone or anything in a fight. Usually a self-inflicted state of mind after several pints of British ale, a hard man is someone to be avoided.
What means go hard?
go hard in British English (often foll by with) to cause trouble or unhappiness (to)
What’s the opposite of being cool?
What is the opposite of cool?
friendly | affable |
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cordial | sociable |
social | sympathetic |
warm | warmhearted |
enthusiastic | annoyed |
What is one baby called?
A Simple Chart of Multiple Birth Terms
Number of Babies | Term Used |
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1 | Singleton |
2 | Twins |
3 | Triplets |
4 | Quadruplets (quads) |
What is a platypus baby?
BABY PLATYPUS // PUGGLE Although there’s some controversy over its unofficial status as a legitimate term for baby platypuses, “puggle” is a term borrowed from baby echidnas and applied to its fellow egg-laying mammale.
What do you call a female shark?
But what how do we refer to the females of a shark species? If you were expecting to find a clever word you can use at dinner parties to show off your intellect, you’ll be disappointed as the name for a female shark is simply: a female shark.
1
as in investigation
a systematic search for the truth or facts about something
conducted a study to determine the sleep needs of adolescents
2
as in daydreaming
the state of being lost in thought
found her staring at the fire in a deep study
3
as in consideration
a careful weighing of the reasons for or against something
the idea is under study by the city council
1
as in to research
to use the mind to acquire knowledge
you’ll have to study hard and learn all about the Revolutionary War in order to pass the history test
2
as in to learn
to commit to memory
having carefully studied the document, he could repeat what it said exactly
3
as in to debate
to give serious and careful thought to
scientists who study the origin of the universe
Synonym Chooser
How does the verb study differ from other similar words?
Some common synonyms of study are consider, contemplate, and weigh. While all these words mean «to think about in order to arrive at a judgment or decision,» study implies sustained purposeful concentration and attention to details and minutiae.
When might consider be a better fit than study?
The meanings of consider and study largely overlap; however, consider may suggest giving thought to in order to reach a suitable conclusion, opinion, or decision.
refused even to consider my proposal
When would contemplate be a good substitute for study?
The synonyms contemplate and study are sometimes interchangeable, but contemplate stresses focusing one’s thoughts on something but does not imply coming to a conclusion or decision.
contemplate the consequences of refusing
When is weigh a more appropriate choice than study?
Although the words weigh and study have much in common, weigh implies attempting to reach the truth or arrive at a decision by balancing conflicting claims or evidence.
weigh the pros and cons of the case
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1. study
noun. [‘ˈstʌdi’] a detailed critical inspection.
Etymology
- studie (Middle English (1100-1500))
- estudier (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
Rhymes with Study
- cruddy
- bloody
- ruddy
- muddy
- luddy
- judie
- huldie
- huddy
- huddie
- fuddy
- duddy
- cuddy
- buddy
- buddie
How do you pronounce study?
Pronounce study as ˈstədi.
US — How to pronounce study in American English
UK — How to pronounce study in British English
Sentences with study
Quotes about study
6. study
verb. [‘ˈstʌdi’] be a student of a certain subject.
Etymology
- studie (Middle English (1100-1500))
- estudier (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
9. study
noun. [‘ˈstʌdi’] a state of deep mental absorption.
Etymology
- studie (Middle English (1100-1500))
- estudier (Old French (842-ca. 1400))
What is another word for study?
3330 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ stˈʌdi], [ stˈʌdi], [ s_t_ˈʌ_d_i]
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act (noun)
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alcove (noun)
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analyse (noun)
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analysis (noun)
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application (noun)
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attention (noun)
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bailiwick (noun)
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branch of knowledge (noun)
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brown study (noun)
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brush up (noun)
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calculation (noun)
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checkup (noun)
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class (noun)
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cognition (noun)
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composition (noun)
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concentration (noun)
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consideration (noun)
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copy (noun)
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criticism (noun)
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critique (noun)
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deep thought (noun)
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deliberation (noun)
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den (noun)
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design (noun)
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discipline (noun)
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dissection (noun)
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drawing (noun)
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education (noun)
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engrossment (noun)
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enquiry (noun)
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essay (noun)
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examination (noun)
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exercise (noun)
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experiment (noun)
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exposition (noun)
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field (noun)
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field of study (noun)
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going-over (noun)
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heed (noun)
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hunt (noun)
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inquiry (noun)
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insensibility (noun)
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investigation (noun)
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ivory tower (noun)
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learning (noun)
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learning, analysis (noun)
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lesson (noun)
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library (noun)
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likeness (noun)
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objet d’art (noun)
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observation (noun)
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other relevant words (noun)
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overview (noun)
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perception (noun)
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practice (noun)
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preparation (noun)
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profile (noun)
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reading (noun)
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reflection (noun)
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replication (noun)
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reverie (noun)
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review (noun)
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rough diamond (noun)
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rumination (noun)
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scrutiny (noun)
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studio (noun)
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study (noun)
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subject (noun)
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term paper (noun)
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thought (noun)
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trance (noun)
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trial and error (noun)
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uniformness (noun)
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work of art (noun)
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analyze (verb)
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apply (verb)
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bone up (verb)
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brush up (verb)
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brush up on (verb)
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burn the midnight oil (verb)
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calculate (verb)
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canvass (verb)
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case (verb)
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check (verb)
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compare (verb)
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concentrate (verb)
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consider (verb)
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contemplate (verb)
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contemplate, learn (verb)
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criticize (verb)
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deliberate (verb)
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dissect (verb)
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examine (verb)
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examine, analyze (verb)
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excogitate (verb)
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experiment (verb)
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eye (verb)
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go into (verb)
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go over (verb)
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heed (verb)
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inquire (verb)
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inspect (verb)
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investigate (verb)
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learn (verb)
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look (verb)
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look into (verb)
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master (verb)
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meditate (verb)
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mull (verb)
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observe (verb)
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peruse (verb)
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ponder (verb)
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practice (verb)
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prepare (verb)
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probe (verb)
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puzzle (verb)
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ratiocinate (verb)
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read (verb)
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reason (verb)
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recap (verb)
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rehearse (verb)
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review (verb)
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revise (verb)
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revolve (verb)
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scan (verb)
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scrutinize (verb)
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search (verb)
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see (verb)
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speculate (verb)
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survey (verb)
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think (verb)
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train (verb)
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treat (verb)
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analyze
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apply
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bone up
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brush up
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compare
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criticize
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deliberate
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examine
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experiment
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eye
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learn
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look into
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master
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observe
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research
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- caricature,
- studio,
- daub,
- abstract,
- diptych,
- office,
- bas relief,
- aquatint,
- collage.
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- assimilation,
- comparison,
- advanced,
- discovery,
- acquisition,
- flashcard,
- exploratory,
- hothouse,
- insight,
- questioning.
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- air,
- allegro,
- adagio,
- chorus,
- chant,
- cantata,
- bass,
- art,
- andante,
- concerto,
- arrangement.
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- line,
- territory,
- realm,
- specialty.
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- bedchamber,
- closet,
- boudoir,
- attic,
- bower,
- chamber,
- conservatory,
- bath,
- bedroom.
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- awareness.
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- scholarship,
- revision,
- specialization,
- case study,
- Research and Development,
- school days,
- researcher.
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- devour.
• act (noun)
- study.
• alcove (noun)
- ante rooms,
- re-cess,
- re cess,
- re cesses,
- ante room,
- re-cesses.
• analyse (noun)
- analyse.
• analysis (noun)
- re solutions,
- dis-solution,
- sub-division,
- sub division,
- re-solution,
- sub divisions,
- dis solutions,
- out-lines,
- out line,
- dis-solutions,
- re solution,
- dis solution,
- sub-divisions,
- re-solutions,
- out-line,
- out lines.
• application (noun)
- zeal,
- busyness,
- industry.
• attention (noun)
- intentness,
- heedfulness,
- immersion.
• bailiwick (noun)
- bailiwick.
• branch of knowledge (noun)
- branch of knowledge.
• brown study (noun)
- brown-study,
- dreamy abstractions,
- profound thoughts,
- deep thoughtfulnesses,
- close studies,
- quiet ecstasies.
• brush up (noun)
- brush.
• calculation (noun)
- computation,
- algebra,
- arithmetic,
- approximation,
- supposition,
- algorithm,
- deduction,
- estimation,
- judgement,
- reckoning,
- triangulation,
- determination,
- conclusion,
- multiplication,
- division,
- measurement,
- quantification,
- method,
- enumeration,
- assessment,
- inference,
- presumption,
- valuation,
- calculus,
- mathematics,
- system,
- statistics.
• checkup (noun)
- looking over.
• class (noun)
- quiz groups,
- semi nary,
- re citations,
- course study,
- re-citation,
- re-citations,
- semi-nary,
- lecture groups,
- re citation.
• cognition (noun)
- work.
• composition (noun)
- short story,
- literary works,
- short stories,
- Rhapsodies,
- verse,
- song,
- thesis,
- symphony,
- music,
- Melodies,
- rhapsody,
- cantatas,
- literary work,
- Concertos,
- romance.
• concentration (noun)
- focusings,
- coalescings,
- huddlings,
- close attentions,
- compactings,
- flockings,
- singlemindednesses,
- single mindednesses,
- single mindedness,
- single-mindednesses,
- centerings,
- convergings,
- amassings.
• consideration (noun)
- fore thought,
- fore-thoughts,
- fore thoughts,
- fore-thought.
• copy (noun)
- photo copies,
- photo-copy,
- counter-parts,
- photo-copies,
- counter parts,
- micro-fiches,
- ersatzes,
- ectypes,
- re presentation,
- re prints,
- re productions,
- re print,
- re-plica,
- re-print,
- re-productions,
- counter-part,
- re-prints,
- re production,
- micro-fiche,
- counter part,
- re plica,
- re presentations,
- re-production,
- re-presentations,
- micro fiches,
- micro fiche.
• criticism (noun)
- sideswipe,
- scorcher,
- Reviewal,
- write up,
- sideswipes,
- scorchers,
- sleighride,
- writeup.
• critique (noun)
- zappers.
• deep thought (noun)
- deep-thought.
• deliberation (noun)
- de liberation,
- de-liberations,
- de liberations,
- de-liberation.
• den (noun)
- hotbed,
- Snuggeries,
- ateliers,
- snuggery,
- atelier,
- hotbeds.
• design (noun)
- de lineations,
- de sign,
- de lineation,
- pasteups,
- paste ups,
- de-signs,
- de-sign,
- de-lineations,
- de signs,
- paste-ups,
- de-lineation.
• discipline (noun)
- discipline.
• dissection (noun)
- dis sections,
- dis section,
- dis-sections,
- dis-section,
- in quest,
- in quests,
- in-quest,
- in-quests.
• drawing (noun)
- cartoon,
- depiction,
- illustration,
- portrait,
- pastel,
- rendering,
- tracing,
- diagram,
- painting,
- Water color,
- picture,
- sketch,
- doodle,
- charcoal,
- masterpiece,
- still life,
- blueprint,
- landscape,
- scene.
• education (noun)
- Pedagogics,
- literacy,
- Propagandism,
- learnedness,
- pedagogy,
- schooling,
- in formation,
- apprenticeships,
- drillings,
- book learning,
- inculcation,
- proselytism,
- apprenticeship.
• engrossment (noun)
- absorption.
• enquiry (noun)
- Re-search.
• essay (noun)
- ex plication,
- ex plications,
- ex-plication,
- ex-plications.
• examination (noun)
- writtens,
- cross examinations,
- cross examination,
- blue books,
- the eyes,
- ex amination,
- onceover,
- legworks,
- ex-amination,
- ex-aminations,
- make ups,
- perlustrations,
- crossexaminations,
- grillings,
- the eyne,
- once over,
- ex aminations,
- the eyen,
- cross-examinations,
- crossexamination.
• exercise (noun)
- dis charge,
- dis charges,
- calisthenicses,
- dis-charge,
- schoolworks,
- exercisings,
- dis-charges,
- warm ups,
- warmup,
- warmups.
• experiment (noun)
- try-on,
- trial run,
- R&D.
• exposition (noun)
- dis courses,
- de tails,
- ex pounding,
- ex pose,
- enucleations,
- ex planations,
- ex planation,
- tractates,
- ex-position,
- ex-pose,
- construals,
- dis-course,
- de-tails,
- ex-positions,
- ex-planations,
- ex position,
- dis course,
- ex positions,
- ex-pounding,
- expoundings,
- dis-courses.
• field (noun)
- field.
• field of study (noun)
- field of study.
• going-over (noun)
- biopsy,
- Biopsies,
- Post-Operative,
- postoperative,
- physicals.
• heed (noun)
- listen up,
- tender loving care,
- Re-mark.
• hunt (noun)
- pursuances,
- look-sees,
- pursuings,
- look sees,
- looksee,
- pryings,
- sportings,
- trailings,
- snoopings,
- coursings,
- houndings,
- looksees,
- friskings.
• inquiry (noun)
- catechizings,
- delvings,
- Q & A,
- re quests,
- quizzings,
- q&a,
- q as,
- q and as,
- q & as,
- re-quests,
- q a.
• insensibility (noun)
- stupor.
• investigation (noun)
- factfindings,
- factfinding,
- observings,
- fact finding,
- surveyings,
- fact-findings,
- fact findings.
• ivory tower (noun)
- halls ivy,
- intellectual isolations.
• learning (noun)
- lore.
• learning, analysis (noun)
- meditation,
- academic work,
- Memorizing,
- weighing,
- rumination,
- muse,
- reasoning,
- musing,
- course,
- thought,
- debate,
- Cramming,
- cogitation,
- Analyzing,
- lesson.
• lesson (noun)
- homeworks,
- chalk talk,
- lessons.
• library (noun)
- athenaeums,
- Atheneums,
- bibliothecas,
- bibliothecae,
- book collections,
- book rooms,
- media centers,
- reference centers.
• likeness (noun)
- knock offs,
- comparablenesses,
- knockoffs,
- knock-offs,
- re semblance,
- re semblances,
- re-semblance,
- re-semblances.
• objet d’art (noun)
- artistic productions,
- collector pieces,
- collector’s pieces,
- collectors pieces,
- collectors piece,
- objet-dart,
- objet-d’art,
- piece art,
- art works,
- collector piece,
- objet dart,
- object art.
• observation (noun)
- recognizings,
- re-cognizing,
- super visions,
- noticings,
- super-vision,
- super-visions,
- re cognizing.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- exposition,
- zapper,
- artworks,
- application,
- history,
- reflection,
- course of study,
- pike,
- artistic production,
- comparableness,
- steeplechases,
- make-up,
- book room,
- replication,
- closeups,
- probe,
- consideration,
- intellections,
- preparation,
- tune-up,
- ante-rooms,
- trance,
- reduplication,
- piece,
- going-over,
- inquiry,
- dissection,
- exercise,
- parallelism,
- finding,
- petrifaction,
- reprint,
- intensification,
- mockup,
- steeplechase,
- practice,
- paste up,
- photo copy,
- criticism,
- lecture group,
- advisement,
- homerooms,
- microfiches,
- ivory tower,
- art work,
- simulacre,
- pursuance,
- tracery,
- experiment,
- Information Center,
- apercu,
- Tractate,
- flak,
- den,
- term paper,
- redraft,
- contemplation,
- reading,
- sifting,
- composition,
- calisthenics,
- classroom,
- construal,
- once-over,
- Catalepsies,
- gym,
- thumbnail sketch,
- mock-ups,
- work of art,
- close-ups,
- likeness,
- subject,
- transcription,
- big idea,
- Apercus,
- artwork,
- massings,
- design,
- transcriptions,
- takedown,
- probings,
- prosecution,
- perception,
- simulacrum,
- principal object,
- motifs,
- education,
- field sport,
- intensifications,
- field of reference,
- singlemindedness,
- monitorings,
- long hard look,
- Traceries,
- seekings,
- knock-off,
- scrutiny,
- mock up,
- watchings,
- Perlustration,
- copy,
- Information Centers,
- tracings,
- perusal,
- mock-up,
- COMPS,
- warm-up,
- rough outline,
- schema,
- Libraries,
- knockoff,
- paste-up,
- intellectual isolation,
- catalepsy,
- first draft,
- vignette,
- offprints,
- exploration,
- alcove,
- Effigies,
- blue book,
- reprints,
- collector’s piece,
- microfiche,
- COMP,
- soundings,
- heed,
- matter at hand,
- unconsciousness,
- capsulization,
- library,
- homeroom,
- Pandect,
- closeup,
- legwork,
- reference center,
- rubbings,
- dreamy abstraction,
- investigation,
- field sports,
- mimeograph,
- fact-finding,
- attention,
- observation,
- involvement,
- Seminaries,
- enquiry,
- interrogatory,
- concentration,
- examination,
- drawing,
- prepping,
- the eye,
- pursuing,
- imprint,
- critique,
- class,
- pandects,
- lucubration,
- make-ups,
- bibliotheca,
- single-mindedness,
- thumbnails,
- putdown,
- book-learning,
- lookalike,
- mimeographs,
- gyms,
- character sketch,
- quiet ecstasy,
- rough diamond,
- ponderings,
- close up,
- sessions,
- work-out,
- anterooms,
- close attention,
- research paper,
- learning,
- book review,
- trial and error,
- warm-ups,
- halls of ivy,
- vitae,
- transfixture,
- orals,
- unlicked cub,
- enucleation,
- diamond in the rough,
- deep thoughtfulness,
- Ectype,
- in sight,
- Massing,
- deep thought,
- catatonia,
- rough sketch,
- finals,
- map,
- siftings,
- profile,
- hermitage,
- pasteup,
- ivory-tower,
- ante-room,
- regardfulness,
- close study,
- essay,
- seminary,
- takedowns,
- athenaeum,
- quiz group,
- room,
- survey,
- piece of art,
- Vita,
- similitude,
- pensiveness,
- book collection,
- object of art,
- prudence,
- overview,
- brain wave,
- deliberation,
- intellection,
- atheneum,
- look-see,
- Clusterings,
- hunt,
- paper,
- first stab,
- checkings,
- objet d’art,
- Transfixion,
- offprint,
- tryout,
- schoolwork,
- reverie,
- anteroom,
- checkup,
- review,
- Re-presentation,
- cross-examination,
- brown study,
- close-up,
- media center,
- Photostats,
- redrafts,
- profound thought.
• overview (noun)
- over view,
- over-view,
- over-views,
- over views,
- capsulizations.
• perception (noun)
- brain waves,
- in sights,
- big ideas,
- in-sight,
- apprehendings,
- re cognition,
- in-sights,
- re cognitions,
- re-cognition,
- realizings.
• practice (noun)
- re-counting,
- work-outs,
- tuneups,
- tune-ups,
- relatings,
- re-petition,
- recountings,
- re-petitions,
- re counting,
- tune ups,
- re petition,
- work outs,
- preppings,
- tuneup,
- re petitions.
• preparation (noun)
- incubation,
- substructure,
- gestation,
- putting in order,
- making ready,
- getting ready,
- build-ups,
- build-up,
- lead time,
- substructures,
- incubations.
• profile (noun)
- pro files,
- pro-files,
- thumbnail sketches,
- pro-file,
- pro file,
- character sketches.
• reading (noun)
- booklearning,
- booklearnings,
- book-learnings,
- under-standing,
- under standings,
- under standing,
- para-phrases,
- para-phrase,
- para phrase,
- under-standings,
- para phrases.
• reflection (noun)
- pensivenesses,
- re flections,
- re-flections,
- re flection,
- re-flection.
• replication (noun)
- re plications,
- re plication,
- re-plication,
- re-plications.
• reverie (noun)
- phantasy,
- woolgathering,
- dreaminess,
- castles in the air,
- absentmindedness,
- castles in air,
- castle-building,
- dreamings,
- mind trip,
- phantasies.
• review (noun)
- book reviews,
- re-view,
- re-capitulation,
- re view,
- re-views,
- re capitulation,
- re capitulations,
- re-visions,
- re-capitulations,
- re-drafts,
- re vision,
- re-draft,
- re views,
- re drafts,
- re-vision,
- re visions,
- re draft.
• rough diamond (noun)
- mockups,
- diamond in rough,
- mock ups,
- rough-diamond,
- rough sketches,
- rough outlines,
- first stabs,
- first drafts,
- diamond rough,
- unlicked cubs,
- diamond the rough.
• rumination (noun)
- excogitation.
• scrutiny (noun)
- close ups,
- long hard looks.
• studio (noun)
- workshop,
- bottega.
• study (noun)
- report,
- take,
- subject area,
- subject field.
• subject (noun)
- sub stance,
- principal objects,
- sub stances,
- field reference,
- sub-stance,
- sub-stances,
- matter hand.
• term paper (noun)
- research papers,
- term-paper.
• thought (noun)
- imagination,
- brooding,
- Debating,
- thinking,
- preoccupation,
- wistfulness,
- appraisal,
- envisioning,
- cerebration,
- calculation,
- evaluation,
- analysis,
- brain work,
- speculation,
- engrossment,
- daydreaming.
• trance (noun)
- trans-fixture,
- in sensibilities,
- un-consciousness,
- un consciousness,
- trans-fixtures,
- un consciousnesses,
- transfixions,
- trans fixture,
- in-sensibilities,
- in sensibility,
- trans fixtures,
- Catatonias,
- un-consciousnesses,
- transfixtures,
- petrifactions,
- in-sensibility.
• trial and error (noun)
- hit and miss,
- Tentation,
- cut and try.
• uniformness (noun)
- uniformness.
• work of art (noun)
- work art,
- work-art.
-
v.
• analyze (verb)
- anatomize,
- dissect,
- sift,
- assay,
- analyze,
- winnow.
• apply (verb)
- gave all one’s got,
- de voted,
- hits ball,
- art diligent,
- de votes,
- pours it on,
- wast diligent,
- gave all got,
- giving got,
- giving all one’s got,
- was industrious,
- gives old college try,
- hitting ball,
- wert industrious,
- gives best shot,
- giving ones got,
- makes effort,
- gave old college try,
- hit ball,
- pulled out stops,
- give all ones got,
- pegs away,
- gives all ones got,
- gave best shot,
- give one got,
- hits the ball,
- giving all one got,
- giving one got,
- made effort,
- de-voting,
- is industrious,
- being diligent,
- giving all got,
- wert diligent,
- give all got,
- de-voted,
- were industrious,
- pegged away,
- de vote,
- give ones got,
- hammering away,
- pulled out all stops,
- are industrious,
- gives all one got,
- gives all one’s got,
- poured it on,
- pulling out all stops,
- de-votes,
- pulls out stops,
- hitting the ball,
- giving best shot,
- pouring on,
- giving old college try,
- pegging away,
- gave all one got,
- pull out stops,
- were diligent,
- pouring it on,
- am diligent,
- give all one got,
- is diligent,
- wast industrious,
- give one’s got,
- was diligent,
- gave one’s got,
- pulls out all stops,
- being industrious,
- pulling out stops,
- gives got,
- gave all ones got,
- gives one’s got,
- gave ones got,
- gives all got,
- poured on,
- gave got,
- art industrious,
- gives one got,
- gives ones got,
- de-vote,
- gave one got,
- making effort,
- giving one’s got,
- giving all ones got,
- give got,
- pours on,
- de voting,
- are diligent.
• bone up (verb)
- mugs up,
- grinds away,
- ground away,
- refreshes the memory,
- refreshed the memory,
- swotted up,
- swots up,
- swotting up,
- mugging up,
- grinded away,
- mugged up,
- refreshing the memory.
• brush up (verb)
- re learned,
- refreshes memory,
- re-learns,
- polished up,
- re-furbishes,
- re learns,
- re touches,
- cleaning up,
- re learn,
- re-reads,
- re-furbishing,
- refreshed memory,
- re-furbished,
- re touching,
- re-touch,
- re-learnt,
- refreshing one’s memory,
- refreshing ones memory,
- re furbishing,
- re-touches,
- relearnt,
- looks over,
- re-learn,
- re-reading,
- refreshes ones memory,
- re furbish,
- refresh one memory,
- reads up,
- re furbishes,
- refreshes one’s memory,
- re-touched,
- re learnt,
- re reading,
- re touch,
- refreshed one memory,
- re-furbish,
- re reads,
- refreshing memory,
- re-touching,
- refreshed ones memory,
- relearns,
- polishes up,
- refreshing one memory,
- refreshed one’s memory,
- re-learning,
- polishing up,
- re learning,
- re furbished,
- reading up,
- re-learned,
- re read,
- refreshes one memory,
- re touched.
• brush up on (verb)
- brush upon.
• burn the midnight oil (verb)
- working like dog,
- elucubrated,
- over working,
- sweats slave,
- working day night,
- over-works,
- elucubrating,
- works like a dog,
- doest double duty,
- worked overtime,
- did double duty,
- working late,
- sweated and slave,
- works like dog,
- sweat slave,
- does double duty,
- working overtime,
- worked like a dog,
- worked like dog,
- sweating and slave,
- wrought day and night,
- work like dog,
- over works,
- over worked,
- wrought overtime,
- sweated slave,
- worked late,
- wrought day night,
- toils away,
- worked day and night,
- doeth double duty,
- works overtime,
- toiled away,
- worked day night,
- works late,
- over-worked,
- wrought like a dog,
- sweating slave,
- working day and night,
- dost double duty,
- didst double duty,
- work day night,
- working like a dog,
- wrought like dog,
- elucubrates,
- works day night,
- doing double duty,
- works day and night,
- doth double duty,
- sweats and slave,
- wrought late.
• calculate (verb)
- conclude,
- multiply,
- score,
- account,
- deduce,
- scheme,
- triangulate,
- appraise,
- measure,
- guess,
- reckon,
- compute,
- add,
- infer,
- divide,
- plan,
- quantify,
- calculate,
- enumerate,
- surmise,
- program,
- determine,
- count,
- presume,
- rationalize,
- assess,
- judge,
- value,
- suppose,
- rate,
- approximate,
- sum,
- schedule,
- total,
- tally,
- plot,
- quantize,
- rank,
- gauge,
- systematize.
• canvass (verb)
- de bating,
- de bated,
- de-bated,
- checking over,
- de-bating,
- electioneered,
- checks over.
• case (verb)
- checks up,
- checked up,
- checking up.
• check (verb)
- enquiring about,
- balance account,
- balancing account,
- balances account,
- takes stock,
- balanced account,
- keeps account,
- looks see,
- over look,
- scouting out,
- took stock,
- kept account,
- keeping account,
- over-looking,
- looked see,
- over looks,
- scouted out,
- over-look,
- looking see,
- enquired about,
- makes sure,
- over-looks,
- making sure,
- enquires about,
- over looked,
- taking stock,
- scouts out.
• compare (verb)
- stack against,
- held candle to,
- matches up,
- sets side by side,
- setting side by side,
- weighed against another,
- stacking up against,
- holding candle to,
- holds a candle to,
- hold candle to,
- held a candle to,
- sized up,
- placed in juxtaposition,
- weighing against another,
- place juxtaposition,
- placing in juxtaposition,
- places in juxtaposition,
- stacked up against,
- sizes up,
- holding a candle to,
- weighs against another,
- holds candle to,
- places juxtaposition,
- stacks against,
- stacks up against,
- sets against,
- stacking against,
- matching up,
- stacked against,
- placed juxtaposition,
- placing juxtaposition.
• concentrate (verb)
- cracking one brains,
- crack brains,
- get on beam,
- focusses attention,
- hammers away at,
- occupies thoughts,
- crack one brains,
- racked brains,
- focussing attention,
- gotten beam,
- getting beam,
- considered closely,
- headed trip,
- got on the beam,
- racked one’s brains,
- cracked one’s brains,
- cracks ones brains,
- thinking hard,
- gat beam,
- gotten on the beam,
- focuses attention,
- putting mind to,
- puts mind to,
- focussed attention,
- cracked brains,
- cracks one brains,
- gotten the beam,
- considering closely,
- cracked ones brains,
- get the beam,
- are engrossed in,
- cracking one’s brains,
- got beam,
- gets the beam,
- rack ones brains,
- gotten on beam,
- fixes attention,
- brooded over,
- rack one brains,
- racking ones brains,
- racks one’s brains,
- directing attention,
- is engrossed in,
- gets on the beam,
- occupying thoughts,
- hammered away at,
- fixing attention,
- cracked one brains,
- get beam,
- hammering away at,
- gets beam,
- directs attention,
- directed attention,
- heading trip,
- racking brains,
- being engrossed in,
- fixt attention,
- getting on the beam,
- gat on the beam,
- racked ones brains,
- cracks brains,
- focusing attention,
- thinks hard,
- got the beam,
- bring bear,
- wast engrossed in,
- gat the beam,
- racking one brains,
- racks brains,
- rivetted,
- broods over,
- gets on beam,
- crack ones brains,
- cracking brains,
- were engrossed in,
- rivetting,
- got on beam,
- gat on beam,
- was engrossed in,
- cracks one’s brains,
- wert engrossed in,
- cracking ones brains,
- fixed attention,
- considers closely,
- racked one brains,
- brooding over,
- racking one’s brains,
- getting the beam,
- racks one brains,
- am engrossed in,
- gives attention,
- thought hard,
- gave attention,
- occupied thoughts,
- heads trip,
- getting on beam,
- racks ones brains.
• consider (verb)
- keeping mind,
- allows for,
- keeps in mind,
- take in to account,
- kept mind,
- took under advisement,
- provides for,
- keep mind,
- seeing about,
- reckons with,
- assents to,
- kept in mind,
- takes under advisement,
- keeping in mind,
- providing for,
- subscribes to,
- perpended,
- perpending,
- assenting to,
- tosses around,
- re-gard,
- assented to,
- saw about,
- tossing around,
- sees about,
- subscribing to,
- re gards,
- re-cognized,
- perpends,
- re cognize,
- takes into account,
- reckoned with,
- flirted with,
- re cognizes,
- keeps mind,
- re cognized,
- taking under advisement,
- thinks over,
- mulled over,
- flirts with,
- thinks out,
- reckoning with,
- tost around,
- flirting with,
- allowed for.
• contemplate (verb)
- fore sees,
- be holds,
- cooled out,
- aspires to,
- in tend,
- fore-seen,
- de-signing,
- pro posing,
- be holding,
- meditating on,
- fore seeing,
- reflects upon,
- in-tend,
- in tended,
- be-held,
- be-holds,
- fore saw,
- muses over,
- in tends,
- fore-see,
- pro posed,
- in-tends,
- in-tended,
- pores over,
- fore-seeing,
- thinks of,
- fore-saw,
- in-tending,
- pro pose,
- musing over,
- be-hold,
- pro-posing,
- reflects up on,
- fore-sees,
- aspired to,
- de-signed,
- cooling out,
- pro-pose,
- fore see,
- mused over,
- cools out,
- meditates on,
- reflected up on,
- staring at,
- stares at,
- de signed,
- reflect up on,
- meditated on,
- de signing,
- fore seen,
- be-holding,
- pored over,
- in tending,
- reflecting up on,
- reflecting upon.
• contemplate, learn (verb)
- refresh,
- hit the books,
- tutor,
- dig,
- mind,
- plunge,
- learn the ropes,
- dive into,
- apply oneself,
- crack the books,
- cogitate,
- plug,
- coach.
• criticize (verb)
- commenting up on,
- comments up on,
- comments upon,
- gives opinion,
- gave opinion,
- passes judgment on,
- passed judgment on,
- passing judgment on,
- commented up on,
- commenting upon,
- comment up on,
- giving opinion.
• deliberate (verb)
- de-liberate,
- running up flagpole,
- de liberating,
- sweats over,
- de-liberating,
- putting on thinking cap,
- de liberate,
- sweating over,
- runs a flagpole,
- runs up a flagpole,
- put thinking cap,
- batted it around,
- de-liberates,
- stewing over,
- ran a flagpole,
- talks over,
- runs flagpole,
- de liberated,
- talking over,
- running flagpole,
- sweated over,
- talked over,
- ran flagpole,
- runs up flagpole,
- stewed over,
- stews over,
- running a flagpole,
- ran up a flagpole,
- run flagpole,
- bats it around,
- putting thinking cap,
- running up a flagpole,
- puts on thinking cap,
- de liberates,
- run a flagpole,
- batting it around,
- puts thinking cap,
- de-liberated,
- ran up flagpole.
• dissect (verb)
- de composed,
- breaks down,
- inquired about,
- de composing,
- de-composes,
- de-composed,
- de compounds,
- de-composing,
- inquires about,
- decompounds,
- de compounded,
- de compose,
- de-compounded,
- broke down,
- de compounding,
- de-compose,
- de composes,
- brake down,
- de-compound,
- de-compounding,
- de-compounds,
- inquiring about,
- de compound.
• examine (verb)
- verify.
• examine, analyze (verb)
- look into,
- do research,
- give the eagle eye,
- view,
- brainstorm,
- keep tabs.
• excogitate (verb)
- de rive,
- ex cogitate,
- de-rive,
- de-rived,
- ex cogitated,
- ex-cogitated,
- de-vised,
- de rived,
- de vising,
- de rives,
- ex-cogitates,
- in vents,
- ex-cogitate,
- thinking up,
- in-vented,
- in vented,
- thinks up,
- de-rives,
- in vent,
- de-vise,
- in venting,
- in-vents,
- in-vent,
- ex cogitates,
- de vise,
- ex cogitating,
- ex-cogitating,
- de-vising,
- de vised,
- in-venting.
• experiment (verb)
- putting to the test,
- fooling with,
- plays around with,
- puts to the test,
- putting test,
- tries for size,
- trying on for size,
- futzes around,
- futzing around,
- fools with,
- fooled with,
- putting the test,
- practicing with,
- tries on for size,
- practices with,
- puts test,
- put the test,
- shaking down,
- putting to test,
- futzed around,
- trying for size,
- playing around with,
- put to test,
- tried for size,
- tried on for size,
- puts to test,
- shook down,
- practiced with,
- shakes down,
- put test,
- puts the test.
• eye (verb)
- giving the eye,
- took a look,
- having look,
- had look,
- take look,
- have look,
- give eye,
- having a look,
- haddest a look,
- takes a look,
- kept eagle eye on,
- had a look,
- takes look,
- hast look,
- hath look,
- glancing at,
- glanced at,
- taking a look,
- gave the eye,
- taking look,
- gives the eye,
- haddest look,
- glances at,
- keeping eagle eye on,
- hadst look,
- giving eye,
- has look,
- has a look,
- gave eye,
- took look,
- hath a look,
- hast a look,
- hadst a look,
- gives eye,
- keeps eagle eye on.
• go into (verb)
- dis cusses,
- dis-cussing,
- dis-cuss,
- dis cuss,
- dis-cussed,
- dis-cusses,
- go in to,
- dis cussed,
- dis cussing.
• go over (verb)
- re iterating,
- re-peats,
- re-iterate,
- riffles through,
- re iterated,
- re iterate,
- thumbs through,
- riffled through,
- re iterates,
- re-iterating,
- riffling through,
- re peat,
- re peats,
- thumbed through,
- re-iterated,
- re-peat,
- re-iterates,
- thumbing through.
• heed (verb)
- care about,
- watch,
- pay attention to,
- attend,
- take notice of,
- take seriously,
- concentrate on.
• inquire (verb)
- in quired,
- felt out,
- in quires,
- in-quiring,
- tests the waters,
- tests waters,
- in-quired,
- requests information,
- tested waters,
- seeking information,
- testing the waters,
- hits up,
- in-quires,
- hitting up,
- testing waters,
- test waters,
- seeks information,
- requesting information,
- sought information,
- requested information,
- in quire,
- feels out,
- tested the waters,
- in quiring,
- in-quire.
• inspect (verb)
- gives onceover,
- super intending,
- kicking the tires,
- gave the once over,
- in-spect,
- gives the once-over,
- giving the once-over,
- gave once-over,
- gives once-over,
- kicks the tires,
- in-spects,
- over-seen,
- in spects,
- giving the onceover,
- kicks tires,
- kicking tires,
- super-intended,
- super-intending,
- gives once over,
- over see,
- super-vise,
- gave onceover,
- kick tires,
- gave once over,
- super vised,
- give once-over,
- over-saw,
- over sees,
- give the onceover,
- super vise,
- over saw,
- gives the onceover,
- giving once over,
- giving onceover,
- over-sees,
- in spect,
- giving once-over,
- super vising,
- over seeing,
- super intended,
- super-intends,
- gave the onceover,
- super-intend,
- super intend,
- kicked tires,
- give once over,
- gives the once over,
- give onceover,
- over seen,
- kicked the tires,
- super-vised,
- super intends,
- giving the once over.
• investigate (verb)
- are all ears,
- lookseeing,
- look-saw,
- staked out,
- makes inquiry,
- made inquiry,
- look seeing,
- stakes out,
- am all ears,
- wast all ears,
- nosing around,
- art all ears,
- inquisited,
- noses around,
- am ears,
- listened in,
- were all ears,
- muckrakes,
- is all ears,
- was ears,
- is ears,
- wert ears,
- look-seeing,
- wast ears,
- look saw,
- nosed around,
- inquisiting,
- are ears,
- being ears,
- wert all ears,
- inquisites,
- were ears,
- be ears,
- was all ears,
- looksaw,
- being all ears.
• learn (verb)
- assimilate,
- absorb,
- discover,
- comprehend,
- glean,
- grasp,
- realize,
- understand.
• look (verb)
- feast ones eyes,
- gotten a load of,
- getting load of,
- takes the sights,
- be-waring,
- be ware,
- feasting ones eyes,
- took sights,
- feasts one eyes,
- feasts one’s eyes,
- took gander,
- taking the sights,
- feasting one’s eyes,
- be wared,
- getting a load of,
- be-wared,
- be-ware,
- got load of,
- feasting eyes,
- taking a gander,
- feasted one eyes,
- be wares,
- be waring,
- take in sights,
- took the sights,
- taking in sights,
- takes in the sights,
- took in the sights,
- takes sights,
- feasts eyes,
- feast eyes,
- get load of,
- got a load of,
- took a gander,
- feasting one eyes,
- takes gander,
- takes a gander,
- taking in the sights,
- be-wares,
- take the sights,
- taking sights,
- taking gander,
- take gander,
- gotten load of,
- gat load of,
- feasted ones eyes,
- gat a load of,
- feasted one’s eyes,
- gets a load of,
- take sights,
- feasts ones eyes,
- feasted eyes,
- takes in sights,
- took in sights,
- feast one eyes,
- gets load of.
• look into (verb)
- look in to.
• master (verb)
- beats system,
- under stand,
- gat down cold,
- beats the system,
- beats game,
- hit books,
- gains mastery,
- beats the game,
- excelling in,
- beating the game,
- under stood,
- burying yourself in,
- beating game,
- beating the system,
- excels in,
- gets down cold,
- gotten hold of,
- buried yourself in,
- beating system,
- hitting the books,
- getting down cold,
- beat system,
- gaining mastery,
- beat game,
- excelled in,
- gets hold of,
- got down cold,
- under-stands,
- gained mastery,
- megastudies,
- megastudied,
- buries yourself in,
- gat hold of,
- under stands,
- megastudying,
- under-stood,
- learn ropes,
- gotten down cold.
• meditate (verb)
- hath mind,
- entertaining idea,
- says to oneself,
- saying to oneself,
- entertained idea,
- said oneself,
- puzzled over,
- had in mind,
- having mind,
- puzzles over,
- hast mind,
- have mind,
- haddest in mind,
- having in mind,
- hath in mind,
- hadst mind,
- thought deeply,
- haddest mind,
- saying oneself,
- said to oneself,
- hast in mind,
- say oneself,
- has mind,
- had mind,
- says oneself,
- hadst in mind,
- thinks deeply,
- entertains idea,
- puzzling over.
• mull (verb)
- de lay,
- de laying,
- woolgathers,
- musing on,
- muses on,
- mused on,
- de-lays,
- de-laying,
- de lays,
- woolgathered,
- de-lay.
• observe (verb)
- eagleeyeing,
- dis covering,
- dis-covering,
- dis cover,
- get eyeful of,
- gat an eyeful of,
- eagle-eyes,
- keeps one’s eye on,
- dis covered,
- keep one eye on,
- eagleeye,
- pick upon,
- getting eyeful of,
- gets an eyeful of,
- dis covers,
- dis-covered,
- eagle-eying,
- keeping eye on,
- getting an eyeful of,
- eagleeying,
- keeps one eye on,
- gotten an eyeful of,
- got an eyeful of,
- keeping ones eye on,
- picked upon,
- picks up on,
- eagleeyes,
- got eyeful of,
- keeps eye on,
- keeping one eye on,
- dis-cern,
- kept eye on,
- payed attention to,
- gat eyeful of,
- dis cern,
- eagle-eyeing,
- dis-covers,
- keeps ones eye on,
- picks upon,
- keep ones eye on,
- eagle eyed,
- keep eye on,
- kept one’s eye on,
- picking upon,
- picked up on,
- eagle eyeing,
- kept one eye on,
- gotten eyeful of,
- eagle eying,
- eagleeyed,
- dis-cover,
- keeping one’s eye on,
- gets eyeful of,
- kept ones eye on,
- lamped.
• peruse (verb)
- glances over,
- looking through,
- glanced over,
- glancing over,
- looks through.
• ponder (verb)
- build castles air,
- noodled around,
- gave thought to,
- builds castles air,
- noodles around,
- builded castles air,
- builded castles in air,
- pipe dreamed,
- gives thought to,
- pipe dreamt,
- built castles air,
- giving thought to,
- builds castles in air,
- building castles in air,
- noodling around,
- built castles in air,
- building castles air.
• practice (verb)
- doeth again,
- dressing rehearse,
- dost again,
- drest rehearse,
- shakedowning,
- didst again,
- drying run,
- shake downs,
- dresses rehearse,
- shake downed,
- re cited,
- doth again,
- becoming seasoned,
- walks through,
- walking through,
- became seasoned,
- shake-downing,
- re-cited,
- shakedowned,
- walked through,
- does again,
- becomes seasoned,
- doest again,
- re citing,
- dressed rehearse,
- shake-downs,
- re-cites,
- re cites,
- dries run,
- shake downing,
- dried run,
- shake-downed.
• prepare (verb)
- read up on.
• probe (verb)
- felt around,
- pro bed,
- feels around,
- feeling around,
- sounds out,
- putting out a feeler,
- puts out feeler,
- puts out a feeler,
- pro-bed,
- putting out feeler,
- put out feeler.
• puzzle (verb)
- asks oneself,
- asked oneself,
- asking oneself.
• ratiocinate (verb)
- put on one thinking cap,
- putting ones thinking cap,
- putting on one thinking cap,
- puts on one’s thinking cap,
- puts on one thinking cap,
- put on ones thinking cap,
- put one thinking cap,
- putting on one’s thinking cap,
- putting on ones thinking cap,
- putting one thinking cap,
- puts one thinking cap,
- putting one’s thinking cap,
- puts on ones thinking cap,
- put ones thinking cap,
- puts one’s thinking cap,
- puts ones thinking cap,
- put one’s thinking cap.
• read (verb)
- de ciphering,
- un ravels,
- de-ciphered,
- refers to,
- de-ciphering,
- flipped through,
- burying oneself in,
- leafing through,
- dip in to,
- buried oneself in,
- flips through,
- leafed through,
- buries in,
- scratched the surface,
- trans late,
- un ravelling,
- scratching surface,
- un-ravelling,
- de-ciphers,
- un ravel,
- scratch surface,
- flipping through,
- bury in,
- de cipher,
- scratches surface,
- leafs through,
- un-raveling,
- un-raveled,
- scratched surface,
- un-ravel,
- un ravelled,
- de ciphered,
- burying in,
- de ciphers,
- buries oneself in,
- un-ravelled,
- trans-lated,
- un-ravels,
- scratches the surface,
- un raveling,
- un raveled,
- de-cipher.
• reason (verb)
- de duct,
- Syllogized,
- de duce,
- de duces,
- de-duce,
- de-ducted,
- de ducting,
- de-ducts,
- Syllogizing,
- drew from,
- de-ducting,
- threshes out,
- de-duct,
- drawing from,
- syllogizes,
- threshed out,
- de ducted,
- de ducts,
- drawing conclusion,
- threshing out,
- de-duces,
- drew conclusion,
- draws from,
- draws conclusion.
• recap (verb)
- re caps,
- re capping,
- re-capped,
- re cap,
- re-caps,
- re-capping,
- re capped.
• rehearse (verb)
- de-picts,
- re hearses,
- dost over,
- running lines,
- learned ones part,
- re capitulates,
- re enacts,
- de scribing,
- does over,
- doing over,
- learnt one’s part,
- de picts,
- re-lated,
- re-capitulates,
- did over,
- holding reading,
- held a reading,
- takes from the top,
- de-scribe,
- re-hearse,
- re enacting,
- took from the top,
- de scribes,
- de-scribed,
- de scribed,
- held reading,
- doest over,
- re-counts,
- re-capitulated,
- re-adies,
- holding a reading,
- re hearse,
- re capitulated,
- doth over,
- learn part,
- re-capitulate,
- re-hearses,
- de pict,
- re-counted,
- reenacts,
- learning part,
- learn one part,
- learnt part,
- re capitulating,
- runs lines,
- learnt one part,
- learned one part,
- re-enacting,
- learned part,
- take from top,
- holds reading,
- re counted,
- learnt ones part,
- re enacted,
- didst over,
- doeth over,
- learning one’s part,
- re enact,
- takes from top,
- re adies,
- learn ones part,
- de scribe,
- learning one part,
- re-enacted,
- learns one’s part,
- re counts,
- de-scribes,
- learns ones part,
- de-scribing,
- hold reading,
- taking from top,
- re capitulate,
- took from top,
- learns part,
- learned one’s part,
- de-pict,
- taking from the top,
- ran lines,
- holds a reading,
- learning ones part,
- re late,
- learns one part.
• review (verb)
- re-editing,
- wrote a critique,
- wrote critique,
- swiping at,
- writes critique,
- re edited,
- gives ones opinion,
- gave one opinion,
- writes a critique,
- gave ones opinion,
- re edit,
- re viewed,
- give ones opinion,
- re viewing,
- giving ones opinion,
- bad mouth,
- swiped at,
- gives one opinion,
- swipes at,
- re-edits,
- write critique,
- re edits,
- giving one opinion,
- writ a critique,
- give one opinion,
- re-edited,
- reads through,
- writ critique,
- skins alive,
- gives one’s opinion,
- re-viewing,
- re editing,
- re-viewed,
- writing critique,
- reedited,
- reedits,
- gave one’s opinion.
• revise (verb)
- over hauling,
- re-drawn,
- de bug,
- up-dates,
- re-organizing,
- re consider,
- de bugs,
- re-work,
- re vamped,
- re draws,
- re examining,
- re wrought,
- bluepenciling,
- re-wrote,
- re-calibrating,
- re calibrated,
- re vised,
- re-organized,
- re works,
- re-considering,
- re style,
- re vising,
- up dates,
- blue-pencilled,
- de-bugged,
- re written,
- re-calibrates,
- re-draw,
- re-draws,
- re calibrate,
- re did,
- re does,
- over-hauls,
- re-written,
- re-does,
- re-works,
- re-considers,
- re drawing,
- re-writes,
- re-vamping,
- bluepencils,
- re-wrought,
- re drew,
- up-date,
- up dated,
- redraws,
- over-haul,
- blue penciling,
- up grades,
- re-worked,
- re-drafted,
- re-calibrated,
- de-bugging,
- re cast,
- re worked,
- re considering,
- de-bug,
- blue pencilling,
- de bugging,
- re draw,
- re-consider,
- re styles,
- re-vamps,
- re-vamp,
- bluepencil,
- re drafting,
- over-hauling,
- bluepencilled,
- Redrawn,
- over-hauled,
- up date,
- restyles,
- re-considered,
- over haul,
- up dating,
- re considered,
- re-calibrate,
- re-drew,
- re styled,
- re-vising,
- recalibrates,
- re examined,
- blue-penciled,
- re organizing,
- de-bugs,
- re-organizes,
- re-styles,
- re-drawing,
- re examine,
- re-casts,
- re calibrating,
- re drafted,
- re-organize,
- re-cast,
- re-style,
- re-working,
- re vamps,
- up grade,
- Redrew,
- up-grades,
- re-write,
- re organize,
- re-writing,
- re done,
- re-styling,
- re-did,
- re considers,
- re write,
- re casts,
- re vise,
- bluepenciled,
- re-doing,
- re casting,
- re writes,
- up grading,
- re organizes,
- up-grading,
- re work,
- up-graded,
- re calibrates,
- re wrote,
- blue pencilled,
- re-vise,
- re working,
- de bugged,
- blue penciled,
- re styling,
- re-done,
- blue-pencilling,
- over hauls,
- re doing,
- re-vamped,
- bluepencilling,
- re examines,
- over hauled,
- re-vised,
- re-styled,
- re drawn,
- re-casting,
- re writing,
- re-drafting,
- blue pencils,
- up graded,
- re organized.
• revolve (verb)
- turning over in mind,
- turned over mind,
- turning over mind,
- turn over mind,
- turns over in mind,
- turns over mind,
- turned over in mind.
• scan (verb)
- looks and down,
- haddest look-see,
- had look-see,
- had a look see,
- looks down,
- had a look-see,
- haddest look see,
- hadst a look see,
- hast a looksee,
- looking up and down,
- hast look-see,
- having a look-see,
- runs over,
- have looksee,
- looks up and down,
- having a looksee,
- hath a looksee,
- had look see,
- haddest looksee,
- has a look see,
- hast look see,
- has look see,
- hadst look-see,
- has look-see,
- hadst a look-see,
- hast a look see,
- having look see,
- looked and down,
- hath look-see,
- looking and down,
- hath look see,
- hadst look see,
- haddest a looksee,
- hath a look-see,
- has a look-see,
- has a looksee,
- looking up down,
- hath a look see,
- looked down,
- look up down,
- having looksee,
- looks up down,
- hast looksee,
- having a look see,
- hath looksee,
- has looksee,
- have a look see,
- haddest a look see,
- haddest a look-see,
- look and down,
- having look-see,
- have look see,
- had looksee,
- hast a look-see,
- have look-see,
- had a looksee,
- looked up and down,
- hadst looksee,
- looked up down,
- hadst a looksee.
• scrutinize (verb)
- goes over with finetooth comb,
- go over with a fine tooth comb,
- going over with a fine-tooth comb,
- went over with fine-tooth comb,
- going over with fine-tooth comb,
- going over with finetooth comb,
- inquiring in to,
- goes over with a finetooth comb,
- took the measure of,
- taking the measure of,
- go over with fine-tooth comb,
- burns up,
- went over with finetooth comb,
- goes over with fine tooth comb,
- inquiring into,
- went over with a fine-tooth comb,
- inquired in to,
- inquires in to,
- go over with fine tooth comb,
- perlustrates,
- putting under microscope,
- go over with a finetooth comb,
- took measure of,
- puts under a microscope,
- went over with a fine tooth comb,
- went over with fine tooth comb,
- puts under microscope,
- putting under a microscope,
- inquires into,
- perlustrated,
- went over with a finetooth comb,
- takes measure of,
- go over with finetooth comb,
- put under microscope,
- going over with a finetooth comb,
- perlustrating,
- goes over with fine-tooth comb,
- going over with fine tooth comb,
- inquire in to,
- goes over with a fine-tooth comb,
- going over with a fine tooth comb,
- taking measure of,
- takes the measure of,
- goes over with a fine tooth comb,
- burnt up.
• search (verb)
- rifled through,
- casts about,
- gunning for,
- hunted for,
- going quest of,
- hunts for,
- hunting for,
- looking high low,
- poking in to,
- casting about,
- turning upside down,
- poked in to,
- goes quest of,
- leaves no stone unturned,
- leaving no stone unturned,
- looking high and low,
- rifling through,
- left no stone unturned,
- pokes into,
- going in quest of,
- go quest of,
- gunned for,
- goes in quest of,
- beating about,
- beats about,
- went quest of,
- looks high low,
- smelt around,
- turns upside down,
- looks high and low,
- pokes in to,
- chasing after,
- went in quest of,
- rifles through,
- look high low,
- looked high and low,
- smells around,
- leaved no stone unturned,
- chases after,
- poking into,
- poke in to,
- turns inside out,
- looked high low,
- chased after,
- smelling around,
- smelled around,
- guns for,
- poked into.
• see (verb)
- gets the drift,
- getting the drift,
- un derwent,
- under-went,
- un earthed,
- un-earths,
- getting drift,
- catches on,
- get drift,
- gat drift,
- re-marking,
- un earthing,
- under-gone,
- un-derwent,
- under-going,
- gat the drift,
- un-earthed,
- un earths,
- got drift,
- catching on,
- un-earth,
- re-marked,
- under went,
- re marked,
- gotten drift,
- under gone,
- got the drift,
- under going,
- re marking,
- un-earthing,
- gets drift,
- un earth,
- gotten the drift.
• speculate (verb)
- beating ones brains,
- having hunch,
- haddest a hunch,
- hazarding guess,
- psyching out,
- beats brains,
- called turn,
- beats one brains,
- calling it,
- pipedreamt,
- hadst a hunch,
- sur-mises,
- calling turn,
- calls the turn,
- hath hunch,
- pipe-dreamt,
- beat brains,
- doped out,
- having a hunch,
- beat ones brains,
- has hunch,
- had a hunch,
- doping out,
- hadst hunch,
- pipe-dreamed,
- had hunch,
- hazarded guess,
- calling the turn,
- reading between lines,
- call turn,
- psychs out,
- beating brains,
- pipedreamed,
- pipe-dreams,
- hazards a guess,
- ran it flagpole,
- hath a hunch,
- beating one’s brains,
- calls turn,
- hazards guess,
- sur-mise,
- guesstimating,
- reads between lines,
- beating one brains,
- haddest hunch,
- runs it up flagpole,
- called it,
- sur mises,
- running it flagpole,
- beats ones brains,
- pipedreaming,
- ran it up flagpole,
- sur mise,
- guesstimates,
- called the turn,
- hazard guess,
- runs it flagpole,
- hazarding a guess,
- running it up flagpole,
- dopes out,
- run it flagpole,
- hast hunch,
- hazarded a guess,
- beat one brains,
- beats one’s brains,
- calls it.
• survey (verb)
- looked up on,
- look up on,
- looking upon,
- looking up on,
- looks up on,
- looks upon,
- sets at,
- setting at.
• think (verb)
- brood,
- imagine,
- cerebrate,
- envision.
• train (verb)
- showing the ropes,
- gat a workout,
- getting a workout,
- getting shape,
- gets shape,
- getting workout,
- caring for,
- gotten workout,
- showed the ropes,
- drum in to,
- whipping into shape,
- grows strong,
- gets a workout,
- got in shape,
- got shape,
- gotten shape,
- shows the ropes,
- got workout,
- showed ropes,
- gets in shape,
- get shape,
- gets workout,
- get workout,
- co ached,
- co-ached,
- whipt into shape,
- wising up,
- whipping in to shape,
- whips into shape,
- grew strong,
- show ropes,
- gat workout,
- whipt in to shape,
- shows ropes,
- gotten a workout,
- gotten in shape,
- whipped into shape,
- got a workout,
- gat shape,
- showing ropes,
- growing strong,
- whips in to shape,
- wises up,
- gat in shape,
- whipped in to shape,
- whip in to shape,
- getting in shape,
- makes ready.
• treat (verb)
- enlarges up on,
- writ about,
- talking about,
- ex plained,
- touched upon,
- spoke about,
- discoursing on,
- speaks about,
- ex plaining,
- touches up on,
- touched up on,
- ex plain,
- touches upon,
- ex-plains,
- speaking about,
- enlarging upon,
- enlarges upon,
- touching up on,
- discourses on,
- touching upon,
- enlarged up on,
- writing about,
- enlarging up on,
- talks about,
- ex plains,
- enlarged upon,
- ex-plained,
- ex-plain,
- discoursed on,
- writes about,
- spake about,
- ex-plaining,
- wrote about,
- enlarge up on,
- touch up on.
• weigh (verb)
- hashing over,
- hashed over,
- hashes over.
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Other synonyms:
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•
- homework,
- chart,
- swot,
- specialise,
- look-over,
- pick over,
- lucubrate,
- read back,
- absent-mindedness,
- double check,
- bemusement,
- illegible,
- crosscheck,
- contextualize,
- vet,
- read off,
- deconstruct,
- wade through,
- study up on,
- check up,
- legible.
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•
- check out,
- discussion,
- article,
- specialize,
- scope,
- research,
- rehearsal,
- perambulate,
- interpretation,
- read-out,
- judgment.
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•
- crunch,
- cram,
- date,
- abstraction,
- inspection,
- monitor,
- audit.
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•
- school.
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•
- fluent,
- traverse.
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•
- drill,
- entertain.
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•
- card,
- screen.
• analyze
- figure out,
- estimate,
- kick around,
- sorting out,
- kicked around,
- talk game,
- figured out,
- evaluate,
- Hashed,
- figure,
- get down to brass tacks,
- think through,
- spelled out,
- spell out,
- sorted out,
- kicking around,
- sort out,
- Hashing,
- figuring out,
- thought through,
- chew over,
- judges.
• apply
- pour it on,
- be industrious,
- give all one’s got,
- hit the ball,
- give old college try,
- pull out all stops,
- pour on,
- give best shot,
- peg away,
- be diligent,
- grind,
- make effort.
• bone up
- grind away,
- Swot Up,
- grinding away,
- mug up,
- refresh the memory.
• brush up
- relearning,
- refresh ones memory,
- refresh memory,
- re-read,
- look over,
- refurbished,
- cleans up,
- cleaned up,
- polish up,
- looked over,
- relearn,
- refresh one’s memory,
- clean up,
- read up,
- relearned.
• compare
- parallels,
- sizing up,
- setting against,
- matched up,
- hold a candle to,
- set against,
- stack up against,
- set side by side,
- size up,
- match up,
- Bracketed,
- weigh against another,
- juxtaposed,
- place in juxtaposition,
- Bracketing.
• criticize
- comment upon,
- pass judgment on,
- commented upon,
- give opinion.
• deliberate
- knock around,
- bat it around,
- turn over,
- put on thinking cap,
- talk over,
- run up flagpole,
- run up a flagpole,
- stew over,
- sweat over,
- rack brains.
• examine
- search into,
- parse,
- gun,
- dig into,
- delve into,
- Parsing,
- gunned,
- scoped,
- take stock of,
- VETS,
- vetting,
- vetted,
- Parsed,
- parses,
- scrutinate,
- scoping,
- Guns,
- pat down,
- winnowing,
- Gunning.
• excogitate
- think up,
- thought up.
• experiment
- trying on,
- shake down,
- try out,
- played around with,
- play around with,
- futz around,
- practice with,
- try on for size,
- fool with,
- try for size,
- put to the test.
• eye
- leer,
- glance at,
- take a look,
- give the eye,
- Ogled,
- Ogling,
- keep eagle eye on,
- have a look,
- ogle.
• go over
- thumb through,
- riffle through.
• learn
- Apprenticing,
- drink in,
- soaks up,
- get down pat,
- drinking in,
- committed to memory,
- become able,
- get the hang of,
- take course,
- soaked up,
- be taught,
- soaking up,
- improve mind,
- soak up,
- be trained,
- become versed,
- specialize in,
- apprenticed,
- get the knack of,
- major in,
- minor in,
- train in,
- commit to memory.
• look into
- looked into,
- follow up,
- followed up.
• master
- beat the system,
- bury yourself in,
- beat the game,
- excel in,
- get hold of,
- getting hold of,
- gain mastery,
- got hold of,
- megastudy,
- get down cold.
• mull
- woolgather,
- muse on.
• observe
- paid attention to,
- paying attention to,
- Lamping,
- pays attention to,
- observed,
- eagle-eye,
- pick up on,
- get an eyeful of,
- keep one’s eye on,
- picking up on.
• Other relevant words:
- puzzling,
- criticize,
- put under a microscope,
- make sure,
- revolve,
- feel out,
- staring,
- thinking out,
- re-edit,
- learn,
- muckraked,
- Surveyed,
- have a looksee,
- wiretapped,
- redrafted,
- running over,
- toss around,
- rivets,
- peruse,
- Peering,
- thinking about,
- burned up,
- Elucubrate,
- reediting,
- restyle,
- put out a feeler,
- sound out,
- pipe dreaming,
- turn over in mind,
- deal with,
- riff,
- bone up,
- thought about,
- Riveted,
- go into,
- refer to,
- look see,
- whip into shape,
- reflects,
- hazard a guess,
- referred to,
- did again,
- muckraking,
- giving one’s opinion,
- get a workout,
- excogitate,
- give attention,
- breaking down,
- pipe-dream,
- Disciplining,
- guesstimated,
- explore,
- inquisite,
- read,
- redrafting,
- look,
- blue-penciling,
- subscribe to,
- take a gander,
- candled,
- case,
- think out,
- have in mind,
- synopsize,
- walk through,
- consider closely,
- be hold,
- nose around,
- blue-pencils,
- blue pencil,
- flirt with,
- making inquiry,
- has a hunch,
- made ready,
- compare,
- be held,
- warmed up,
- skin alive,
- poring over,
- re-examine,
- Decompounded,
- deliberate,
- clocking,
- be engrossed in,
- mull,
- flip through,
- badmouth,
- give thought to,
- Explored,
- get on the beam,
- inquired into,
- have a look-see,
- puzzle,
- look at,
- dreaming of,
- feel around,
- Cudgeled,
- think deeply,
- muckrake,
- eyeballed,
- burn up,
- mull over,
- clocked,
- inquire about,
- see about,
- sounding out,
- reflected upon,
- call it,
- glance over,
- keep in mind,
- toil away,
- tossed around,
- speak about,
- puzzle over,
- look through,
- muse over,
- warming up,
- looks at,
- scratch the surface,
- revolved,
- beat one’s brains,
- shake-down,
- pore,
- ran over,
- dream of,
- be all ears,
- recalibrate,
- concentrate,
- re-examines,
- cares for,
- think hard,
- restyled,
- allowing for,
- crack one’s brains,
- direct attention,
- work late,
- go over,
- warm up,
- build castles in air,
- thinks about,
- Cudgelling,
- Decompounding,
- look up and down,
- ask oneself,
- Redrawing,
- wiretap,
- ventilate,
- leaf through,
- blue-pencil,
- look upon,
- revise,
- give one’s opinion,
- noodle around,
- listen in,
- master,
- become seasoned,
- hammer away at,
- care for,
- cool out,
- discourse on,
- re-examined,
- psyched out,
- scrutinize,
- pondering,
- quiz,
- meditate,
- make inquiry,
- take under advisement,
- staking out,
- wiretaps,
- Trashed,
- mulling over,
- electioneers,
- ponder,
- made sure,
- Valuing,
- skinned alive,
- get in shape,
- gave the once-over,
- brush up,
- talked about,
- skinning alive,
- riffs,
- wise up,
- guesstimate,
- dope out,
- say to oneself,
- put mind to,
- stared at,
- give the once-over,
- Scanned,
- scratching the surface,
- sweat and slave,
- do double duty,
- reflect,
- perlustrate,
- re-examining,
- reflect upon,
- weigh,
- digest,
- looking down,
- provided for,
- meditate on,
- rivet,
- psych out,
- Perpend,
- go over with a fine-tooth comb,
- Marveled,
- feeling out,
- smoking,
- riffing,
- contemplate,
- eyeball,
- warms up,
- recalibrated,
- sizing,
- take stock,
- restyling,
- run over,
- valuate,
- set at,
- giving attention,
- think,
- hit up,
- examine,
- doing again,
- explores,
- dreamed of,
- write a critique,
- looked upon,
- recap,
- swipe at,
- looking at,
- dreamt of,
- write about,
- treat,
- feast one’s eyes,
- see,
- recasting,
- read through,
- hash over,
- apply,
- inquire,
- inspect,
- think of,
- inquire into,
- buried in,
- rack one’s brains,
- looked at,
- make ready,
- sounded out,
- cared for,
- canvass,
- show the ropes,
- scout out,
- put on one’s thinking cap,
- has in mind,
- thought over,
- dreams of,
- reading through,
- do again,
- touch upon,
- investigate,
- consider,
- dress rehearse,
- speculate,
- burn the midnight oil,
- Cudgeling,
- thought of,
- run it up flagpole,
- reedit,
- riffed,
- iterate,
- brood over,
- pore over,
- work like a dog,
- entertain idea,
- seek information,
- pipedream,
- wiretapping,
- Peeping,
- allow for,
- kick the tires,
- aspire to,
- eyeballing,
- read between lines,
- enlarge upon,
- scan,
- observe,
- toiling away,
- disciplined,
- Cudgelled,
- thinking of,
- check,
- Treating,
- request information,
- recalibrating,
- take measure of,
- stare at,
- work overtime,
- talk about,
- fix attention,
- decompound,
- looked through,
- enquire about,
- take the measure of,
- think over,
- referring to,
- recast,
- focus attention,
- reason,
- thought out,
- electioneer,
- rehearse,
- get a load of,
- pipedreams,
- pipe-dreaming,
- give the once over,
- test the waters,
- checked over,
- mulls over,
- Gazed,
- writing a critique,
- eyeballs,
- eye,
- brush on,
- break down,
- occupy thoughts,
- grow strong,
- look down,
- thinking over,
- have a hunch,
- burning up,
- thinking deeply,
- work day and night,
- listens in,
- going through,
- check over,
- stake out,
- scanning,
- brush up on,
- think about,
- aspiring to,
- recasts,
- Redraw,
- subscribed to,
- sized,
- call the turn,
- bury oneself in,
- candling,
- reckon with,
- assent to,
- over-wrought,
- Meditated,
- burn midnight oil,
- fixate,
- provide for,
- listening in,
- keep account,
- take in the sights.
• prepare
- train.
• reason
- draw conclusion,
- syllogize,
- draw from.
• recap
- recapped,
- RE-CAP,
- recapping.
• rehearse
- reenacted,
- do over,
- reenacting,
- re-enact,
- reenact,
- learn one’s part,
- hold a reading,
- re-enacts,
- run lines,
- take from the top.
• research
- seminar.
• scrutinize
- crack a book.
• search
- look for,
- search,
- leave no stone unturned,
- hunt for,
- go in quest of,
- Ferreted,
- chase after,
- Ferrets,
- searches,
- Ferreting,
- beat about,
- quested,
- looked for,
- turned upside down,
- turn upside down,
- look high and low,
- looks for,
- cast about,
- rifle through,
- turning inside out,
- questing,
- poke into,
- turned inside out,
- smell around,
- ferret,
- turn inside out,
- gun for,
- looking for.
• see
- catch on,
- get the drift,
- Experiencing,
- caught on.
• think
- Intellectualize,
- intellectualizing,
- ratiocinate,
- intellectualized,
- ideate,
- stop to consider,
- logicalize,
- take under consideration,
- use head,
- use one’s head.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- handle,
- representation,
- icon,
- revolving,
- chew the rag,
- canvassing,
- seek,
- Overhauling,
- overhaul,
- ventilation,
- studying,
- image,
- canvas,
- reason about,
- discourse about,
- agitation,
- thresh out,
- talk of,
- reason the point,
- con,
- controvert,
- aim,
- discuss,
- talk,
- ology,
- chew the cud,
- treatment,
- tableau,
- science,
- weighting,
- ruminate,
- Conning.
How to use «Study» in context?
Studying for a test can seem like a daunting task, but with a little bit of effort, it can be a relatively painless process. Here are a few tips for making the most of your studying time:
1. Start by mapping out your test material. This will help you organize your thoughts and make sure you understand everything you’re studying.
2. Use flashcards or other visual aids to help you remember key concepts.
3. Take practice tests to help you better understand how the questions on the actual test will evaluate your knowledge.
Paraphrases for Study:
Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
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Reverse Entailment
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Proper noun, singular
survey, Analyses, Surveys.
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Noun, singular or mass
survey.
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Verb, past tense
survey.
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Verb, non-3rd person singular present
survey.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
Surveys.
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Verb, base form
survey.
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Proper noun, singular
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Independent
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Proper noun, singular
consideration, data, investigation, research, review, Has, Studios, Lis, Achievements, Missions, scholars, reviews, qualifications, researches, investigations, presentations, seekers, discusses, looks, sees, PSS, ISS, ISSS, outputs, lessons.
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Noun, singular or mass
consideration, data, investigation, research, review, researches.
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Adverb
further.
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Verb, past tense
addressed, demonstrated, developed, enrolled, presented, research, review, Was, Dealt, Envisaged, Explored, Looked, Were, Worked, showed.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
dealing, designing, looking, observing, validating, weighing, Addressing, Ascertaining, Scrutinizing, documenting, scrutinising.
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Verb, past participle
accomplished, addressed, analyzed, assumed, drawn, planned, pursued, seized, Answered, Debated, Envisaged, Explored, Looked, Scrutinized, Translated, Contemplated, evaluated, sampled, analysed, scrutinised.
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Verb, non-3rd person singular present
are, review, Analyses, AM.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
research, review, Addressing, Addresses, Faces, allows, appears, designs, reviews, researches, discusses, explores, looks.
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Verb, base form
consideration, research, review, Analyses.
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Proper noun, singular
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Other Related
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Proper noun, singular
studied, studying.
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Noun, singular or mass
reflection, studying.
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Verb, past tense
found.
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Verb, past participle
found.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
graduates.
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Proper noun, singular
Holonyms for Study:
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n.
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artifact
house.
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artifact
Hypernym for Study:
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n.
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act
resurvey.
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act
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v.
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cognition
major, minor.
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cognition
Hyponym for Study:
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n.
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act
examination, scrutiny.
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artifact
room.
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cognition
acquisition, engrossment, immersion, concentration, absorption, learning.
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communication
composition, opus, piece of music, musical composition, piece.
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person
memoriser, memorizer.
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act
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study
Education (Latin educere, to lead or draw out) is the systematic development and cultivation of the mind and other natural powers. «Education is the harmonious development of all our faculties. It begins in the nursery, and goes on at school, but does not end there. It continues through life, whether we will or not…. ‘Every person,’ says Gibbon, ‘has two educations, one which he receives from others, and one more important, which he gives himself.'» John Lubbock The Use of Life ch. vii, p. 111. [Macmillan & Co. ’94.] Instruction, the impartation of knowledge by others (Latin instruere, to build in or into) is but a part of education, often the smallest part. Teaching is the more familiar and less formal word for instruction. Training refers not merely to the impartation of knowledge, but to the exercising of one in actions with the design to form habits. Discipline is systematic and rigorous training, with the idea of subjection to authority and perhaps of punishment. Tuition is the technical term for teaching as the business of an instructor or as in the routine of a school; tuition is narrower than teaching, not, like the latter word, including training. Study is emphatically what one does for himself. We speak of the teaching, training, or discipline, but not of the education or tuition of a dog or a horse. Breeding and nurture include teaching and training, especially as directed by and dependent upon home life and personal association; breeding having reference largely to manners with such qualities as are deemed distinctively characteristic of high birth; nurture (literally nourishing) having more direct reference to moral qualities, not overlooking the physical and mental. Knowledge and learning tell nothing of mental development apart from the capacity to acquire and remember, and nothing whatever of that moral development which is included in education in its fullest and noblest sense; learning, too, may be acquired by one’s unaided industry, but any full education must be the result in great part of instruction, training, and personal association. Study is emphatically what one does for himself, and in which instruction and tuition can only point the way, encourage the student to advance, and remove obstacles; vigorous, persevering study is one of the best elements of training. Study is also used in the sense of the thing studied, a subject to be mastered by study, a studious pursuit. Compare KNOWLEDGE; REFINEMENT; WISDOM.
Compare synonyms for IGNORANT.
Synonyms:
breeding, cultivation, culture, development, discipline, education, information, instruction, knowledge, learning, nurture, reading, schooling, teaching, training, tuitionAntonyms:
ignorance, illiteracy
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studynoun
Synonyms:
application, learning, meditation, diligence, consideration, thought, contemplation, care, endeavor, research, intention, purposeAntonyms:
indulgence, idleness, illiterateness, thoughtlessness, ease, indifference, carelessness, unstudiousness, negligence -
studyverb
Synonyms:
examine, con over, consider
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survey, studynoun
a detailed critical inspection
Synonyms:
cogitation, view, subject, report, resume, discipline, sight, subject area, work, sketch, subject field, written report, survey, field, field of study, bailiwick -
study, worknoun
applying the mind to learning and understanding a subject (especially by reading)
«mastering a second language requires a lot of work»; «no schools offer graduate study in interior design»
Synonyms:
piece of work, subject, report, discipline, subject area, work, oeuvre, employment, workplace, sketch, cogitation, written report, survey, body of work, field, field of study, bailiwick, subject field -
report, study, written reportnoun
a written document describing the findings of some individual or group
«this accords with the recent study by Hill and Dale»
Synonyms:
cogitation, account, paper, composition, subject, theme, discipline, story, work, news report, write up, report card, bailiwick, reputation, sketch, subject area, written report, survey, field, field of study, report, subject field -
studynoun
a state of deep mental absorption
«she is in a deep study»
Synonyms:
subject area, bailiwick, sketch, subject field, field, report, survey, written report, discipline, cogitation, work, subject, field of study -
studynoun
a room used for reading and writing and studying
«he knocked lightly on the closed door of the study»
Synonyms:
subject area, bailiwick, sketch, subject field, field, report, survey, written report, discipline, cogitation, work, subject, field of study -
discipline, subject, subject area, subject field, field, field of study, study, bailiwicknoun
a branch of knowledge
«in what discipline is his doctorate?»; «teachers should be well trained in their subject»; «anthropology is the study of human beings»
Synonyms:
topic, sphere, field of study, case, champaign, written report, guinea pig, battlefield, theme, theater, subject area, survey, report, playing area, area, force field, subject, theater of operations, flying field, theatre of operations, field of honor, bailiwick, sketch, field of view, depicted object, theatre, battleground, subject field, airfield, playing field, national, field of force, athletic field, field of operation, discipline, landing field, field of operations, domain, correction, line of business, issue, arena, field, cogitation, field of battle, orbit, matter, work, content, plain -
sketch, studynoun
preliminary drawing for later elaboration
«he made several studies before starting to paint»
Synonyms:
cogitation, subject, report, resume, discipline, subject area, cartoon, work, sketch, subject field, written report, survey, field, field of study, bailiwick, vignette -
cogitation, studynoun
attentive consideration and meditation
«after much cogitation he rejected the offer»
Synonyms:
discipline, subject area, bailiwick, report, subject field, field, survey, written report, cogitation, work, subject, field of study, sketch -
studynoun
someone who memorizes quickly and easily (as the lines for a part in a play)
«he is a quick study»
Synonyms:
subject area, bailiwick, sketch, subject field, field, report, survey, written report, discipline, cogitation, work, subject, field of study -
studyverb
a composition intended to develop one aspect of the performer’s technique
«a study in spiccato bowing»
Synonyms:
subject area, bailiwick, sketch, subject field, field, report, survey, written report, discipline, cogitation, work, subject, field of study -
analyze, analyse, study, examine, canvass, canvasverb
consider in detail and subject to an analysis in order to discover essential features or meaning
«analyze a sonnet by Shakespeare»; «analyze the evidence in a criminal trial»; «analyze your real motives»
Synonyms:
examine, contemplate, try out, psychoanalyse, consider, essay, meditate, psychoanalyze, break down, hit the books, test, learn, dissect, canvass, analyse, read, take apart, poll, take, try, canvas, analyze, probe, prove, see -
studyverb
be a student; follow a course of study; be enrolled at an institute of learning
Synonyms:
examine, read, take, meditate, canvass, consider, hit the books, analyze, learn, analyse, canvas, contemplate -
study, considerverb
give careful consideration to
«consider the possibility of moving»
Synonyms:
count, meditate, contemplate, view, consider, turn over, conceive, believe, deliberate, reckon, learn, moot, canvass, analyse, read, hit the books, look at, think, take, canvas, analyze, debate, regard, examine, weigh, see, deal -
learn, study, read, takeverb
be a student of a certain subject
«She is reading for the bar exam»
Synonyms:
require, read, pick up, occupy, interpret, rent, withdraw, make, lead, ingest, get word, take on, carry, watch, assume, meditate, scan, memorise, subscribe to, hold, choose, learn, fill, instruct, necessitate, discover, pick out, examine, register, con, have, hit the books, consider, need, get a line, say, get wind, contract, deal, adopt, film, remove, ascertain, translate, lease, train, check, consume, take up, larn, bring, analyze, strike, use up, select, take, engage, drive, find out, see, claim, demand, get, get hold of, exact, take away, pack, canvas, call for, take in, analyse, submit, canvass, take aim, shoot, aim, contemplate, direct, charter, hear, postulate, contain, determine, subscribe, convey, involve, acquire, look at, record, hire, accept, understand, guide, admit, teach, show, memorize, ask, conduct -
study, hit the booksverb
learn by reading books
«He is studying geology in his room»; «I have an exam next week; I must hit the books now»
Synonyms:
examine, read, take, meditate, canvass, consider, hit the books, analyze, learn, analyse, canvas, contemplate -
study, meditate, contemplateverb
think intently and at length, as for spiritual purposes
«He is meditating in his study»
Synonyms:
meditate, contemplate, speculate, consider, reflect, chew over, excogitate, learn, canvass, analyse, read, hit the books, think over, ruminate, ponder, muse, take, mull, canvas, analyze, mull over, examine
Matched Categories
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- Concentration
- Contemplation
- Document
- Drawing
- Examination
- Memorizer
- Reflect
- Room
- Think
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coinhabit
to do learning a lot
i don’t study in my life
Submitted by rinat on August 11, 2019
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homework
«we were given many homework assignments»
Submitted by rinat on August 20, 2019
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play withverb
in the sense of «to play with any idea»
i play with the ideas that are presented in your poetry.
Submitted by csalvay on October 19, 2021
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studynoun
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research, inquiry, investigation, close attention -
studynoun
Synonyms:
meditation, thought, reflection, cogitation, studious mood, contemplation -
studynoun
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subject of attention -
studyverb
Synonyms:
meditate, muse, reflect, cogitate, think, ponder, apply the mind -
studyverb
Synonyms:
be eager, be zealous, try hard, do one’s best -
studyverb
Synonyms:
learn, apply the mind to -
studyverb
Synonyms:
investigate, examine, scrutinize, contemplate, ponder, weigh, sift, search into, meditate on, think about, reflect upon, inquire into, consider attentively, revolve in the mind
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studynoun
Synonyms:
research, excogitation, lucubration, cogitation, étude (Mus.), curriculum (course of study) -
studyverb
Synonyms:
muse, pore, con over, lucubrate, excogitate, dig, grind
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List of paraphrases for «study»:
studies, survey, studio, research, studying, review, étude, examine, explore, consideration, studied, ‘étude, investigation, estudio, consider, learning, examination, investigate, analysis, exploring, researches, inquiry, examining, assessment, examined, learn, explored, paper, études, education
How to pronounce study?
How to say study in sign language?
How to use study in a sentence?
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Arica Nesper:
Our study suggests that when these resources became unavailable, these patients came to our emergency department, as they had nowhere else to go.
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Alexander Pope:
Know then thyself, presume not God to scan,The proper study of Mankind is Man.
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Aditya Shah:
You have to acknowledge the limitations of doing this kind of study. All these patients are home, and not every patient who has rebounded symptoms is going to contact their doctor, so our study definitely had an under representation of true cases.
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Betul Hatipoglu:
If the test in this study proves effective with more research, it is going to help get many individuals, especially young adults, who are not going to see a primary care provider unless they are sick, i can also see this helping men in their 30s who don’t see anybody except to get their teeth cleaned, or women who only go to the OB-gyn to get an annual checkup or prenatal care and don’t think about anything else.
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Jordan Patch:
Whatever the underlying genetics are between the two of them is what produced this very unique mutation, now we’re looking long term to understand and study what that gene is, are both parents recessive trait holders, is this just a fluke ?
Translations for study
From our Multilingual Translation Dictionary
- دراسة, درس, تعلمArabic
- öyrənməkAzerbaijani
- вучыцца, вучыцьBelarusian
- уча, изучавам, учение, изучаване, уча сеBulgarian
- শিক্ষা, শিক্ষা করাBengali
- estudiar, estudiCatalan, Valencian
- studium, pracovna, studie, studovat, učit, studovnaCzech
- astudiaethWelsh
- studere, læreDanish
- Studie, studieren, Studium, Arbeitszimmer, lernenGerman
- διάβασμα, μελέτηGreek
- studo, esploro, studadoEsperanto
- estudio, estudiar, examinarSpanish
- ikasiBasque
- درس خواندن, مطاله, خواندن, مطاله کردن, درس, مطالعهPersian
- tutkielma, tutkimus, opiskelu, opiskella, tutkia, etydi, opinto, työhuone, lukeaFinnish
- étude, étudier, faire des étudesFrench
- seomra staidéir, staidéarIrish
- seòmar-rannsachaidhScottish Gaelic
- estudo, estudarGalician
- למדHebrew
- पढ़ाई, पढ़नाHindi
- etidye, etidHaitian Creole
- dolgozószoba, tanulás, tanulmány, tanHungarian
- սովորել, ուսում, ուսանել, ուսումնասիրելArmenian
- studiarInterlingua
- belajarIndonesian
- lærdómur, læra, rannsókn, könnun, rannsóknarefni, stúdera, fræðigrein, námsefni, lesherbergi, bókaherbergi, nám, bóknám, fræðiiðkan, athugun, lesa, skoðun, lesstofa, etýða, æfingIcelandic
- studio, studiolo, studiare, studiaItalian
- 学習, 勉強, 学ぶ, 書斎Japanese
- სწავლობს, სწავლაGeorgian
- оқуKazakh
- រៀនKhmer
- 공부, 학습, 學習, 工夫Korean
- سهعیKurdish
- окууKyrgyz
- tablinum, studiumLatin
- ຮຽນLao
- studijosLithuanian
- работна собаMacedonian
- сурахMongolian
- belajarMalay
- studeerkamer, studiezaal, studie, studeren, lerenDutch
- studium, lære, studereNorwegian
- ółtaʼNavajo, Navaho
- studiować, nauka, uczyć się, wpatrywać sięPolish
- estudo, escritório, estudar, aprender, aprendizado, examinarPortuguese
- studiere, învăța, studiu, studiaRomanian
- учиться, изучать, изучить, обучаться, учение, кабинет, этюд, учить, изучение, исследование, исследовать, готовитьсяRussian
- učiť, študovaťSlovak
- učitiSlovene
- studera, läsa, studie, lära, pluggaSwedish
- చదువుTelugu
- ศึกษา, เรียนThai
- öğrenmek, incelemek, çalışmak, okumakTurkish
- учитися, вчити, вчитися, учити, навчатисяUkrainian
- پڑھنا, پڑھایٔUrdu
- aniqlamoq, oʻrganmoqUzbek
- học tập, nghiên cứu, học nghề, 學習, họcVietnamese
- studönVolapük
- 研Chinese
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